Can logs be written during the `compression` method?

[dorschw]

Hi, thanks for maintaining this great library.

We use add()'s compression argument to upload the log at its closing.
We found out that logging inside the compression method doesn't result in any logs being written.

Is there any way to log this way, or is it just impossible due to an infinite loop potential? (closing a log file, trying to write its success/failure message to another log to another log file, close the other log file...)

Otherwise, can we log the message only to some handlers? (using filter?)

Thanks

from pathlib import Path

from loguru import logger

logger.remove()
def upload_log(path: str|Path) -> None:
    try:
        ...
        logger.info(f"Uploading log file {path}") # never logged
    except:
        logger.exception(f"Failed uploading {path}") # never logged

logger.add(
        Path('/tmp/some_log.log'),
        compression=upload_log,  # called once the file is closed or rolled over
    )
logger.info("just some log") # will show in the file