If a run script like the following is used:
from opencmp.run import run
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Run Stokes
run("config_Stokes") # Works correctly
# Run INS
run("config_INS") # Each logging states outputs 2 copiesThe output from logging.info, logging.warning, etc. will be multipled in the INS run. I.e. each logged statement will be shown twice.
This has something to do with how the logging module works since using the following script will cause logging outputs to multiply:
from opencmp.run import run
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Run Stokes
run("config_Stokes") # Works correctly
run("config_Stokes") # Each logging states outputs 2 copies
run("config_Stokes") # Each logging states outputs 3 copies
run("config_Stokes") # Each logging states outputs 4 copies
# Run INS
run("config_INS") # Each logging states outputs 5 copiesThis only affect the console output, and not the writing to file.
If a run script like the following is used:
The output from
logging.info,logging.warning, etc. will be multipled in the INS run. I.e. each logged statement will be shown twice.This has something to do with how the logging module works since using the following script will cause logging outputs to multiply:
This only affect the console output, and not the writing to file.