[HELP] How to make logging from a function or module go only to dedicated sink without propagation to other sinks?

[yuyutime]

Help Request

How to log from instances of a function/method/class/module to dynamically created sink only without same messages going to other sinks in application?

Is there a way to implement this scenario in current version (v0.1.6) of logly?
Or can it be considered as a reasonable feature request?

Context

Suppose I have a bunch of async tasks to run: tasks = [ myfunc("task1"), myfunc("task2"), ...]

           await asyncio.wait_for( asyncio.gather(*tasks) )

I'm looking for a way to configure logly logger so that:

• log messages from each task are written to corresponding file (separate sinks):
  sink1 => logs/task1.log, sink2 => logs/task2.log, ...
  with each file individually rotated, having independant log levels, etc.

• log messages from these tasks don't go to any other sink configured in application

Using bind and fllter_function is not enough to implement such behaviour, because log messages are still propagated to other configured sinks and filter_function does not treat logs from instances of myfunc separately.

async def myfunc(taskname: str):
   task_logger = logger.bind(name=taskname)
   sink_id = task_logger.add(f"logs/{taskname}", filter_function="myfunc")
   # .....
   task_logger.remove(sink_id)

It is possible in python standard logging and in loguru (not trivial though).

Code Example

Logly Version

0.1.6

Python Version

3.10.12

Operating System

Ububtu 22.04

Additional Information

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Solution Interest

I just need help/guidance

Question Type

How-to questions

Specific Questions

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