[Feature Request]: Implement Query-Engine.log similar to index-engine.log

[fclarke1]

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When attempting to run queries which are failing it is hard to understand where the issues are. A logger, similar to the index-engine.log, would really help this.

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Describe the solution you'd like

Implement a log, very similar to the index-engine.log, but for querying (local and global).

All the log info/warning messages are already implemented in the query package, so all that needs to happen is to enable a log to save it down in the directory.

I propose:

• create an _enable_logger() in graphrag/query/cli.py (in the same way as the index logger is enabled) in the run_global_search() and run_local_search() methods
• when the logger is created, it creates a new log in root_dir/query_log/query_engine-[method]-[timestamp].log
• To do this run_global_search() and run_local_search() will need to receive "verbose" and "root_dir" arguments, similar to running the index engine.

I would like to create a pull request for this fix. I have implemented this in my cloned repo and is working well.

Thanks

Additional context

I would like to create a pull request for this fix. I have implemented this in my cloned repo and is working well.

[AlonsoGuevara]

Hi @fclarke1

Contributions are welcome :) Please feel free to submit your PR.

[fclarke1]

Great - I'll submit a PR. Cheers

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[fclarke1]

I've submitted a PR #1037

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