fix: Respect configured LOG_LEVEL during plugin-server setup
#18699
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tkaemming
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LOG_LEVEL configuration in plugin-server setupLOG_LEVEL during plugin-server setup
bretthoerner
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fuziontech
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Problem
The
LOG_LEVELsetting/environment variable wasn't being used to control thepino(status) logger.How did you test this code?
Run plugin server with
LOG_LEVEL=debugenvironment variable, observe debug level logs; run without environment, observe no debug level logs.