[logging] Fix logs duplication in jmxfetch.log #1852
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The collector logs were being duplicated to `jmxfetch.log` because `agent.py` imports `jmxfetch.py`, which causes the `initialize_logging` method to be called twice. This fixes the issue by only initializing logging in `jmxfetch.py` when it's directly called (and not imported from another module).
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[logging] Fix logs duplication in jmxfetch.log
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Replaces #1850 , which was very "hacky".
The collector logs were being duplicated to
jmxfetch.logbecauseagent.pyimportsjmxfetch.py, which causes theinitialize_loggingmethod to be called twice.This fixes the issue by only initializing logging in
jmxfetch.pywhen it's the main module (and not imported from another module).