Test recipe: fix getLogger
and use copy_pruned
#37
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This PR does two things. The first is a fix, which is to get the logger named
"pangeo_forge_recipes"
, because: (a) there actually is no module and/or logger named"pangeo_forge"
in the bakery image we are using; and (b) the previous approach which, IIUC, aims to log only forpangeo_forge_recipes.recipes.xarray_zarr
, doesn't capture logging from other modules (e.g.storage
) which are important for debugging.The second thing this PR does is register a
copy_pruned
subset of the recipe object, rather than the full timeseries. This is perhaps a bit more opinionated of a choice. I'm making it because at this stage of testing, IMHO, we don't need to be moving a lot of data around, but rather just ensuring that we can get end-to-end on a single recipe execution cycle. (And this is what thecopy_pruned
method was designed for: to provide a smaller subset of the recipe for workflow debugging.)xref #19 (comment)