php-symfonyHow to set the log level in PHP Symfony?
The log level in PHP Symfony can be set by using the logger service.
$logger = $this->get('logger');
$logger->setLevel(Logger::ERROR);
The above code sets the log level to ERROR.
The following are the available log levels in PHP Symfony:
Logger::EMERGENCY: System is unusableLogger::ALERT: Action must be taken immediatelyLogger::CRITICAL: Critical conditionsLogger::ERROR: Error conditionsLogger::WARNING: Warning conditionsLogger::NOTICE: Normal but significant conditionLogger::INFO: Informational messagesLogger::DEBUG: Debug-level messages
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