Hi Michael,
could you please start a new topic when you have one rather than
replying to existing topics and changing the subject?
Otherwise those topics are all lumped together into one thread for those
who view the mailing list in threaded view, which means current topics
are hard to follow and your new topics tend to be much less visible.
As for your question, it depends on what your farm software processes.
Presumably it's things like progress printed to stdout.
Depending on what the pattern matching logic is, your printing to stdout
during rendering may or may not be an issue (I personally have hardly
ever experienced this). You may also have a look at python's logging
package <https://docs.python.org/2/library/logging.html> to have more
control over your debug statements.
Cheers,
frank
On 16/03/17 2:37 am, Michael Hodges wrote:
I notice some Nuke python coding that seems to have an option to reduce
messages (ex. print(SomethingGoingOn) ) for running on the farm.
What is the general view on this? In writing code, do all messages have the
potential of disturbing farm processing or is it just good practice to keep
reporting to a minimum?
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