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is there a recommended method of providing `context.log` access to a resource?

so far, I've provided the Op context as a param to a method, but wondering if there's a built-in way using the `@resource` decorator

```@resource(...)
def my_resource(context):
    return MyClass(..., logger=context.log)```
should work!

you can also `from dagster import get_dagster_logger`, and inside the body of the resource call `get_dagster_logger().info("foo")`

awesome, the first example is what I was looking for. wasn't sure if that worked

so that `context` param on the resource def is the same one that contains `config_schema`  right?

the context object is of type <https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/dagster-io/dagster/-/blob/python_modules/dagster/dagster/core/execution/context/init.py?L16:7|InitResourceContext>, so it'll have a `resource_config` property (this is the resolved config value)

the `config_schema` is the schema for that config blob, and will be inside the argument to the `@resource` decorator