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[Bug]: Don't redirect stderr #5853

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gdevenyi opened this issue Aug 25, 2023 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #5884
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[Bug]: Don't redirect stderr #5853

gdevenyi opened this issue Aug 25, 2023 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #5884
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PsychoPy Version

conda-forge

What OS are your PsychoPy running on?

Linux-based systems

Bug Description

A fresh conda-forge install of psychopy is broken because of #5852 but because you redirect stderr to some undocumented logfile, I have no idea why its failing when I try to run it as a regular user.

Expected Behaviour

Show me errors on the console.

Steps to Reproduce

See #5852

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@gdevenyi gdevenyi added the 🐞 bug Issue describes a bug (crash or error) or undefined behavior. label Aug 25, 2023
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peircej commented Aug 27, 2023

Hi there, the problem is that when most people run the app in its standalone form (rather than from a terminal) they need stderr to be in a file. Happy to take a PR that allows the stderr/out to be sent to both locations

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mdcutone commented Sep 6, 2023

Create a PR which mirrors all logging messages to console. They are still written to the log file.

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Fixed by #5884

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