Hi and thanks for a great package - especially now with the Rich integration!
I have implemented a CLI package with Typer and I want to use it together with logger_tt.
Without logger_tt everything works as expected:
import typer
from logger_tt import logger, setup_logging
with_logging = False
def main(name: str):
if with_logging:
setup_logging()
print(f"Hello {name}")
print("Hello" + 3)
if __name__ == "__main__":
typer.run(main)
and run it with python typer_test.py ExampleName. This produces the following result in my terminal:

Compare this to the result when using logger_tt (i.e. setting with_logging = True above):

How does one make Typer and logger_ttto play together nicely?
I completely understand if you feel that this isn't a issue with Typer but rather logger_tt, however, maybe I am just overlooking a simple setting that'll make it work.
Operating System
macOS
Operating System Details
macOS Monterey, 12.4. Macbook Pro 14-inch 2021, M1 Pro.
Typer Version
0.6.1
Python Version
Python 3.10.5
Hi and thanks for a great package - especially now with the Rich integration!
I have implemented a CLI package with Typer and I want to use it together with
logger_tt.Without
logger_tteverything works as expected:and run it with

python typer_test.py ExampleName. This produces the following result in my terminal:Compare this to the result when using

logger_tt(i.e. settingwith_logging = Trueabove):How does one make Typer and
logger_ttto play together nicely?I completely understand if you feel that this isn't a issue with Typer but rather
logger_tt, however, maybe I am just overlooking a simple setting that'll make it work.Operating System
macOS
Operating System Details
macOS Monterey, 12.4. Macbook Pro 14-inch 2021, M1 Pro.
Typer Version
0.6.1
Python Version
Python 3.10.5