Reduce log volume forwarded through Thespian framework#1904
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This reduces the amount of Thespian messages containing forwarded logs contributing to #1448.
I don't understand
actorSystemCapabilityCheck()behavior, asDEBUGlogs should not be forwarded. I've raised this with Thespian maintainer, but have not received additional explanations so far. As we cannot get lower thanDEBUGI'm simply removing those logs.The
WARNINGlog about SSL verification being off being forwarded through Thespian is expected.See thespianpy/Thespian#82 (comment) for additional context, and potential follow-up in the future.