Identify what management command is being executed

In my django project I have written some custom management commands which run on the server. These custom commands in turn call different functions during execution. I want a way to set a global variable/field or a way to find out what command is being executed. One obvious usage is write log messages, so that it can identified what command they are coming from.

A simplified version is:

In one module I have:

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class Command(BaseCommand):

    args = ''

    help = 'Identifies inconsistent data between activity_log and User points collcetion. This will overwrite the previous inconsistencies identified'

    def handle(self, *args, **options):

  functionA()

In another module I have:

########

class Command(BaseCommand):

    args = ''

    help = 'Identifies inconsistent data between activity_log and User points collcetion. This will overwrite the previous inconsistencies identified'

    def handle(self, *args, **options):

  functionA()

  

########  

def FuncA()

# I want a way to findout where it was called from / What command is being executed.

# I can do parameters but there is complex chain of functions being called and passing parameter in each would be too tedious.

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