How to disable debug logging?

[Massukio]

I was developing python project and the program has its own logging.

But somehow the robotcode lsp prints the debug log into my program logs like the following.

2025-06-18 15:25:41,210 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - End analyzing workspace for 2 documents took 0.0000 seconds
2025-06-18 15:25:41,211 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - Start collect workspace diagnostic for 2 documents
2025-06-18 15:25:41,218 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - End collect workspace diagnostic for 2 documents took 0.0150 seconds
2025-06-18 15:25:41,231 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - Start analyzing workspace for 2 documents
2025-06-18 15:25:41,233 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - End analyzing workspace for 2 documents took 0.0000 seconds
2025-06-18 15:25:41,234 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - Start collect workspace diagnostic for 2 documents
2025-06-18 15:25:41,240 - [CRITICAL] - robotcode.language_server.common.parts.diagnostics.DiagnosticsProtocolPart - End collect workspace diagnostic for 2 documents took 0.0000 seconds

Is there a way I can disable these logs to be printed?

[d-biehl]

I'm not sure I understand your situation completely.

To better assist you, could you please provide some additional information:

• Are you using/starting the RobotCode language server or the RobotCode analyzer in your project?
• What IDE/Editor are you using?
• Where exactly are you finding these logs?
• Where do you expect to find your logs instead?

A bit more context would be helpful.

These logs should normally only appear in the process where RobotCode is being executed. RobotCode uses Python's standard logging functionality, so you can disable these logs with the appropriate Python logging configuration. However, I don't have a specific example readily available at the moment.