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Sure, but this choice shouldn't be the concern of the code writing the log message.

• wizofaus 4y ago
  No, but it might be an argument for not using generic interfaces where an implementation that literally does anything at all might be passed in. In C# and similar languages this could be done with an abstract base class with an internal constructor for instance. No idea if Python supports anything like that.
  • goto11 4y ago
    Isn't this the approach the article is recommending against? Prefer composition over inheritance.
    • wizofaus 4y ago
      The logging target may be a property that is part of the composition of the logger itself, but it would still need to support interface- or abstract-"inheritance" (even if via duck-typing) to be useful.