@Marvin prefect 3. Is it possible to redirect all prefect logging messages to loguru?

Integrating Loguru with Prefect 3.x for logging can be achieved by customizing the logging configuration. Prefect allows you to completely overhaul its logging setup by providing your own

logging.yml

configuration file. This file can specify the handlers, formatters, and loggers that Python's logging library will use, which means you could set it up to use Loguru for handling logs. Here's a general approach: 1. Create a Custom `logging.yml`: You can place a

logging.yml

file in your

PREFECT_HOME

directory (default is

~/.prefect

), or specify a custom path using the

PREFECT_LOGGING_SETTINGS_PATH

environment variable. 2. Use Loguru in `logging.yml`: Within this file, you need to define Loguru as a handler. You would need to ensure Loguru is set up to capture and process logs at the desired log level. 3. Python Logging Configuration: Prefect's logging can be configured to adjust the root logger or any other logger settings. For specific examples and more details about configuring Loguru, you can refer to the Prefect logging configuration documentation. Unfortunately, I couldn't fetch any GitHub issues related to this due to an access issue. If you need further help with Loguru configurations, consulting the Loguru documentation might also be a helpful companion resource. Remember, in the realm of logging, if no one’s around to read the logs, do they really make a sound?