From this idea [0] by Karthikeyan Singaravelan and added to his code in hack [1].

name = "karthikeyan"
print(f"{name =[}")
print(f"{name=[}")
print(f"{age = [}")
print(f"{age= [}")

[prog.py:2] name ='karthikeyan'
[prog.py:3] name='karthikeyan'
[prog.py:4] name = 'karthikeyan'
[prog.py:5] name= 'karthikeyan'


[0] https://tirkarthi.github.io/programming/2019/05/08/f-string-debugging.html

[1] https://github.com/tirkarthi/cpython/commit/d0fcbe67f6bb8ad60744b0a4973c4dc69fda65a9

I created a post about it for discussion [0]. There is no consensus on the format and to modify the existing debugging notation. There were also suggestions to include a builtin function (dbg) like breakpoint() that does this. I guess implementation can be discussed once the idea is accepted to avoid work being wasted. It certainly can go only in 3.9 if accepted given 3.8 beta release.

[0] https://discuss.python.org/t/filename-and-line-number-in-f-string-debugging-output/1650/8

Ok, didn't know about discuss.python.org. Searching on all PR and bpo's there was no reference to your hack. Will investigate this discuss.python.org. Ai ai ai, more info to read.

Can use:

import logging

l = logging.Logger("")
h = logging.StreamHandler()
f = logging.Formatter(fmt="[{filename}:{lineno}] {msg}", style="{")
h.setFormatter(f)
l.addHandler(h)
l.info("Hello")

Output:

>py .\t.py
[t.py:8] Hello