Full logging support on standard out

[collinss-jpl]

Logging sent to standard out by the DSWx-HLS SAS Interface delivery does not include all the formatting that is included when creating a log file with the --log option.

Logging sent to standard out should be configurable to include all comma-delimited metadata columns, for example:

2021-11-03 20:13:08.795, INFO, DSWx-HLS, dswx_hls, 999999, DSWx-HLS-0.1/bin/dswx_hls.py:1048, "Input runconfig file: runconfig/runconfig_dswx_hls.yaml"

The PGE layer is designed to incorporate the SAS logging sent to standard out, and parses the additional metadata fields from both the PGE and SAS log sections for metrics reporting.

[hfattahi]

@LiangJYu @vbrancat and @yunjunz whatever we agree on for the logging style for this SAS will be also adopted for others SASes including COMPASS.

[gshiroma]

The log formatting was fixed and merged to the main repository here .

[collinss-jpl]

Hi @gshiroma, I opened this ticket to specifically address the lack of formatted log messages on the console (aka standard out). Formatting has always been present, but it only appeared in the log file. I will put together a simple PR soon that will allow the PGE to enable formatted logging to the console.

[hfattahi]

Thanks @collinss-jpl . If you point us to what you are planning/doing on PGE side, we may just copy the same thing.

[collinss-jpl]

@hfattahi this will actually be a small change to the proteus code itself, basically just addition of a --verbose flag that the PGE can use to enable formatted messages on the console. The flag will be false by default, so the console logging can remain the way y'all are used to seeing it for your testing.

[hfattahi]

Great. Thanks Scott. Looking forward to the PR.

[gshiroma]

Thank you, @collinss-jpl . Sorry, for some reason in my mind this issue had to do with logging to file rather than stdout 😅.

I've been using --verbose in some scripts to print "extra messages", so I guess I'll use a different flag to change the stdout format, maybe something like --stdout-full-logging. Please let me know if you have other suggestions.