Add option to log non-error output to stdout #6243
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- No change to default behaviour - Adds CLI argument: --log-stdout - With this arg present, any logging of a level below logging.ERROR will be sent to stdout instead of stderr
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Add option to log non-error output to stdout
--log-stdoutlogging.ERRORwill be sent tostdoutinstead ofstderrMotivation
3rd party logging libraries sometimes treat error streams differently to regular streams. The logging library used by the desktop app tags error output with
[error]by default. Currently, there is no way to determine if output is an error or not, without parsing all text (which is brittle at best).This change allows the invoker to decide if ComfyUI should try to emulate normal executable output (rather than python logging default).