Log enough to debug tomorrow
Add operationally useful logs to a Python automation without leaking sensitive data.
The nightly updater finishes with a wrong output, and the current logs do not show source identity, row counts, external write results, or failure reasons. OWASP-style event logging: capture when, where, who, what, result, and reason while excluding sensitive data. The common shortcut is printing progress messages that feel useful during development but cannot support an incident later. Before print('started'), print('done'), and an unstructured stack trace in the scheduler output. After Structured run events include run ID, input hash, validation counts, write counts, status, and reason codes. Step 1 Create a run_id and log script version, run mode, and input…
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