The `logging.handlers.SysLogHandler.setLevel` is a method in Python's logging module that is used to set the logging level for the SysLogHandler class. This method allows you to specify the desired logging level, such as DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, or CRITICAL, for the SysLogHandler. The logging level determines the severity of the messages that will be logged by the SysLogHandler. Messages with a higher severity level than the set level will be ignored. This method provides a convenient way to control the verbosity of the logging output for the SysLogHandler.
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