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If you have not installed DipDup yet refer to 4.1. Installation page.
Specifying the path to config
By default, DipDup looks for a file named dipdup.yml in the current working directory. You can override that by explicitly specifying a path to config (one or many):
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dipdup -c configs/dipdup.yml -c configs/dipdup.prod.yml COMMAND
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See Merging config files for details.
Advanced Python logging
⚠ WARNING
This feature will be deprecated soon. Consider configuring logging inside of on_restart hook.
You may want to tune logging to get notifications on errors or enable debug messages. Specify the path to a Python logging config in YAML format using -l argument.
Default config to start with:
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version: 1
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  disable_existing_loggers: false
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  formatters:
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    brief:
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      format: "%(levelname)-8s %(name)-35s %(message)s"
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  handlers:
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    console:
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      level: INFO
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      formatter: brief
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      class: logging.StreamHandler
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      stream : ext://sys.stdout
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  loggers:
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    SignalRCoreClient:
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      formatter: brief
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    dipdup.datasources.tzkt.datasource:
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      level: INFO
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    dipdup.datasources.tzkt.cache:
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      level: INFO
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  root:
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    level: INFO
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    handlers:
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      - console
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