Disable creation of unnecessary log files - #6315
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OS: Ubuntu 18.04
SDK: 2.34.0
Device: D415
Issue Description: I am experiencing a purely cosmetic issue, where calls to
log_to_console()create log files, i.e.yyyy-MM-dd-HH_mm_ss.log, that remain empty because no logging to file withlog_to_file()was requested. I suspectlog_to_callback()to result in a similar behaviour as it also callsopen()internally, but I have not tested my hypothesis. I assume that this behaviour is unintentional.Suggested Solution: Configure filename for logging ONLY if it was requested, in which case
minimum_file_severityis different thanRS2_LOG_SEVERITY_NONE.