Hi all. I feel like I am taking crazy pills. Lets say I am writing a package named

tool

. All my functions make use of a logger constructed in

tools.logging

. All other functions in all other pythons use

from tool.logging import logger

, which seems to work great. Now I would like to keep my flows and tasks distinctly separate from my actual business logic in

tool

. So, in my

tool.flows

python file I have something like

from tool.calibrate import calibrate
from tool.image import image
from prefect import task, flow

task_calibrate = task(calibrate)
task_image = task(image)

@flow
def calibrate_image():
    img = '/test/data'
    cal = task_calibrate.sumbit(img)
    out = task_image(cal)

Each of my functions (

calibrate

, and

image

) have a lot of

<http://logger.info|logger.info>

in them that I want to keep. So I was hoping I could use the

PREFECT_LOGGING_EXTRA_LOGGERS='tool'

and all would be good. But now. I can see my

tool

logs in prefect formatted logs written to disk, but I can not see them written to the server. Would anyone have any ideas, or other best practises where it comes to the logger and the server API logging handler?