Jan Hein de Jong

Hmm... I'm having a similar problem, and can't really figure out how to deal with this. This is my script: ```python import logging from fastapi import FastAPI app = FastAPI()...

Hmm... am I not using the gunicorn logger? This line basically makes the logger variable point to the gunicorn one, right? ```python logger = logging.getLogger("gunicorn.error") ``` It's not that I'm...

I've tried adding the gunicorn handlers and level to the fastapi_logger, but that didn't work (see code below). ```python from fastapi import FastAPI from fastapi.logger import logger as fastapi_logger app...

Hmm... yeah I'm afraid that doesn't work. There's no instance of `logger` yet if I use your example. How did you create the instance?

Ah yes... well... if I use your code, and if I use `logger` in my code, it does indeed work. The problem is that I'm still not seeing the FastAPI...

I also think it is a gunicorn thing... I also posted it here: https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/1268

Setting `poetry config installer.parallel false` helps. It seems that if two installations are fired at the same time, it fails.

Hmm... interesting. When I check PyPi for the latest version of Numpy 1.x, I can't find any builds for CPython 3.13 and beyond. https://pypi.org/project/numpy/1.26.4/#files If I'm not mistaken, this means...

Ok. I guess it's fine for now, but in 2-3 years time I can imagine being stuck on 3.12 for Windows users will start to hurt.