• Linter is not happy (unused import)
• pelican -l bits are here
• This is a very limited support for server. All the messages the server outputs are rather "poor". It can be "enriched" by overriding log_message method in the subclass and using logging to display the output.

Thanks for the tips @avaris ; I knew initially it was somewhat limited. I've fixed the three items you pointed to!

Previously the logging provided both the local address and the time. Time is still there (although without the date) but I've dropped the local address as it is provided on starting and should never change; plus is keeps the log messages more on point.

Are we good to merge?

I've also set the minimum logging level to INFO, so that the server requests are actually shown.

@MinchinWeb: I don't have time today to check this in detail, but can you confirm that the output is not hard-wrapped? c.f., https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/latest/console.html#soft-wrapping

I ask because I think I noticed the other day that the new Rich-powered logging is now hard-wrapped, and if it is indeed now hard-wrapped, I think we should change that behavior as well.

Disregard my last comment. The culprit was an outdated tasks.py file that did not have PTY set correctly.

Many thanks to @MinchinWeb for continuing to make Pelican's output richer and to @avaris for the review. 👏

@MinchinWeb: One more thing... Could you squash the first four commits into one commit, leaving the "set minimum logging level to INFO" commit as a separate commit? That way, there should be two discrete commits in this PR once your squash is completed. (Normally I would do this manually outside the PR, but I want to ensure you get your Hacktoberfest credit.) Thank you!

@MinchinWeb: Any chance you could squash four of the five commits here, as noted above? I'd like to publish a follow-up release today, and it'd be nice to include this while ensuring you get Hacktoberfest credit.

Thanks again, @MinchinWeb!