Which log level is not typically included in the logs if the log level is set to Info?

When the log level is set to Info, it means that the logging system is configured to capture messages that fall at or above the Info level. This includes logging levels such as Warning, Error, and Critical.

The Critical log level refers to severe error events that might cause the application to terminate. Therefore, when Info is the set log level, Critical messages will still be captured in the logs because they are of a higher severity level than Info.

Error messages, which indicate standard runtime errors that need attention, will also be logged since they represent a more severe condition than what is captured at the Info level. Similarly, Warning messages indicate that something unexpected happened, but the application is still functioning. These too will be logged even with Info as the threshold.

On the other hand, Debug messages are typically used for detailed debugging information that is useful primarily during development. When the log level is set to Info, Debug messages are not included because they fall below the threshold of Info, meaning they are not considered critical for day-to-day operation and can often be verbose and less relevant for production logging.

Thus, the log level that is not included when the log level is set to Info is Debug.