Add consistent snake_case/camelCase aliases for is_enabled_for & getEffectiveLevel#797
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Add consistent snake_case/camelCase aliases for is_enabled_for & getEffectiveLevel#797r266-tech wants to merge 1 commit intohynek:mainfrom
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…ffectiveLevel Fixes hynek#779: BoundLogger and BoundLoggerFilteringAtNotset now both support both / and /. Previously: - BoundLoggerFilteringAtNotset only had snake_case (is_enabled_for, get_effective_level) - BoundLogger only had camelCase (isEnabledFor, getEffectiveLevel) This caused AttributeError when the same code path hit both classes.
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Fixes #779
Problem
and have inconsistent method naming:
This causes when the same code path can hit both classes depending on configuration.
Solution
Add aliases so both classes support both naming conventions:
Testing
Verified both naming conventions work and return identical values on both and .