I used “logging.getLogger(“ray.data”).setLevel(logging.CRITICAL)” to suppress most of the logging messages and works well with ray 2.31.0 and earlier version. For 2.32.0, it does not work anymore. I’ve got a large number of the following message coming out. Does one need other command to suppress these messages?
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