You can actually do this with any level of log message by passing `exc_info=True...

pR0Ps on July 2, 2022 | parent | context | favorite | on: Logging in Python like a pro

You can actually do this with any level of log message by passing `exc_info=True` to it. This is super useful in cases where you want to log the exception context, but don't need to be at a high logging level.

Ex:

    logger.debug("A non-critical exception occurred", exc_info=True)