Logging/logger is printing to Jupyter and Spyder/IPython Console during lasio.read()

[bzlmnop]

I have been using lasio for a few months now.
I have one jupyter notebook that I use it in to read a bunch of .las files.
I just started a new notebook doing a similar operation, and now every time lasio.read() is called, it prints "Opening {my las file} as ascii and treating errors with "replace"" where {my las file} is the file path string I passed to the function.
I don't recall this happening in my previous notebook and cannot figure out how to prevent it from happening.
It is seriously slowing down my code.
Any ideas/help would be greatly appreciated.

[ThomasMGeo]

What version of lasio?

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[bzlmnop]

Current version 0.29.
I think I solved it by adding:
import logging
logging.basicConfig()
logging.getLogger().setLevel(logging.ERROR)
For Jupyter, this code has to be in the same cell as where you are calling lasio.read().
I tried using ipython magic commands such as:
%config Application.log_level='ERROR'
Which, did not work in either Jupyter or Spyder.

[bzlmnop]

For me the fix was to add:
import logging
logging.basicConfig()
logging.getLogger().setLevel(logging.ERROR)
To the cell in Jupyter or the script in Spyder that is calling lasio.read().

[dcslagel]

Looks like you found the right solution.

For reference, there is a discussion and examples of setting logging in the "set logging level for lasio" example notebook at:
https://github.com/kinverarity1/lasio/blob/master/notebooks/set%20logging%20level%20for%20lasio.ipynb

It covers configuring logging to add more logging output and, toward the end, how to reduce logging output.