logging: Add handler param to basicConfig.
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CPython allows specifying a list of handlers in the initialization of logging with basicConfig(handlers=<iterable>). This adds similar support but only with a single handler. It allows to initialize logging with a single, specialized handler. Signed-off-by: Jared Hancock <jared@greezybacon.me>
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It seems like a small step to just support |
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I could do that, yeah. My thought was that for an MCU more than one handler is unlikely, but I agree that compatibility means that everyone feels more comfortable using Micropython. |
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I agree that handlers = [] is simpler to learn , |
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CPython allows specifying a list of handlers in the initialization of logging with basicConfig(handlers=). This adds similar support but only with a single handler. It allows to initialize logging with a single, specialized handler.