[Python] Avoiding "Too broad exception clause" warning in PyCharm

I'm writing an exception clause at the top level of a script, and I just want it to log whatever errors occur. Annoyingly, PyCharm complains if I just catch Exception.

import logging

logging.basicConfig()

try:
raise RuntimeError('Bad stuff happened.')
except Exception: # <= causes warning: Too broad exception clause
logging.error('Failed.', exc_info=True)


Is there something wrong with this handler? If not, how can I tell PyCharm to shut up about it?

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