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Make it easier for users to filter log messages.
breaking changes:
For Python:
Don't print messages to stdout, but collect them in
ReturnDataand forward them to python logging, making it easier to filter specific messages or to disable output completely.For C++:
Don't print messages to stdout, but collect them in
ReturnData, and let the user decide what to do with it.This implies, that messages will no longer be shown as they occur, but only after
runAmiciSimulationfinishes. Downside: no live output. Upside: We can prefix messages with simulation condition IDs, making it easier to see which where any errors occurred. This is particularly helpful forrunAmiciSimulationwith multiple conditions.Also resolves #1550.
Note: This should also allow us to stop using
wurlitzerand should resolve any weird output redirection issues that occurred previously. To be done separately.