How to use internal_http_logger method in localstack

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logging.py

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...52 return self._prepare_logger(53 logging.getLogger("localstack.request.internal.aws"), formatter=AwsTraceLoggingFormatter54 )55 @cached_property56 def internal_http_logger(self):57 return self._prepare_logger(58 logging.getLogger("localstack.request.internal.http"), formatter=TraceLoggingFormatter59 )60 # make sure loggers are loaded after logging config is loaded61 def _prepare_logger(self, logger: logging.Logger, formatter: Type):62 if logger.isEnabledFor(logging.DEBUG):63 logger.propagate = False64 handler = create_default_handler(logger.level)65 handler.setFormatter(formatter())66 logger.addHandler(handler)67 return logger68 def _log(self, context: RequestContext, response: Response):69 aws_logger = self.aws_logger70 http_logger = self.http_logger...

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