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I have a python script running in background, and I want to log all the exception and output to a log file.
I know to use logging module and try.. catch.. to log exception, but what if I missed some, is there any way to log these exceptions too?
The usual technique is to use a try/except Exception at the highest level call (the main function). This pretty much assures that you will not have “missed some”. Exception matches non-exiting exceptions, so it is casting a broad net.