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Thanks for the reasons! I've been using f-strings because they're easy to keep track of, but you make really good arguments (I hadn't thought of Sentry/similar

by bbkane 1y ago

Thanks for the reasons! I've been using f-strings because they're easy to keep track of, but you make really good arguments (I hadn't thought of Sentry/similar systems using %s to aggregate logs)

WD-42 1y ago
They aren't just arguments, it's facts. f-strings in logs, especially in a hot code path, can be really bad for performance.
- bbkane 1y ago
  I've been lucky enough to not need Python in a perf-sensitive project