"change(s) detected" on console

[blalor]

Fava 1.30, Beancount 3.0.0

I see these messages on the console when Fava's running and I make changes to beancount files:

1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
21 changes detected
13 changes detected
1 change detected
1 change detected
5 changes detected
7 changes detected
24 changes detected

I looked for those strings in the Fava source and don't see them, so I suspect it's from an included library. Maybe there's some logging that needs to be configured?

[blalor]

It looks like Fava's using watchfiles, and this looks like the suspect line. Maybe modify setup_logging() to suppress watchfiles at INFO or below?

[yagebu]

Yes, these are the logs of watchfiles. I think these logs are somewhat useful (to see that files changed which should trigger a reload) and don't necessarily see the need to disable them. Do they bother you?

[blalor]

Yeah, it does. 😁 I usually have two instances of Fava running in the background of one terminal window while I do other Beancount-related things and it can get pretty noisy in there. — Brian Lalor (he/him) ***@***.***

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