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Phase 2.4: Logging Unification
2. **Performance Monitoring** - `timed_operation()` context manager - `@log_performance` decorator - `@log_context` decorator - `log_section()` helper
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# Phase 2.4: Logging Unification **Week:** 2 | **Duration:** 0.5 days | **Status:** ✅ Complete
## Objective Create unified `dlm/utils/logger.py` from `dlm/response/logging_utils.py` and `ircp/utils/logging_utils.py`
## Tasks - [x] Create `dlm/utils/` directory - [x] Merge logging utilities into `dlm/utils/logger.py` - [x] Enhance ResponseLogger for all DLM modules - [x] Add module-specific loggers - [x] Add performance logging decorators - [x] Add structured logging for training - [x] Add log levels configuration - [x] Replace print() statements throughout codebase - [x] Add tests - [x] Document logging patterns
### Unified Logger Created Created comprehensive `DLMLogger` class consolidating: - **From DLM**: Structured logging with context management - **From IRCP**: File rotation, colored output, experiment tracking - **Enhanced**: Performance monitoring, decorators, global management
### Key Features 1. **Structured Logging** - Context data support (`set_context()`, `context()` manager) - Automatic formatting with key-value pairs - Persistent and temporary context
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