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Right now logxi is embedded inside dat and is not accessible or configurable, except through the command line. For applications that use alternate logging libraries or aren't 12-factor apps, this makes using dat problematic and often cumbersome. For example, I am apparently supposed to be able to redirect STDOUT to a log file if needs be, but nothing gets written when I do that. I fear if I can get it to work, the file will then fill with ANSI escape characters, making the log file unreadable. Furthermore, we would like to configure logging ourselves and use remote syslog, but this is impossible with dat, as logxi does not support this.
It would be far better if dat simply returned error messages, instead of performing its own logging.
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Right now logxi is embedded inside dat and is not accessible or configurable, except through the command line. For applications that use alternate logging libraries or aren't 12-factor apps, this makes using dat problematic and often cumbersome. For example, I am apparently supposed to be able to redirect STDOUT to a log file if needs be, but nothing gets written when I do that. I fear if I can get it to work, the file will then fill with ANSI escape characters, making the log file unreadable. Furthermore, we would like to configure logging ourselves and use remote syslog, but this is impossible with dat, as logxi does not support this.
It would be far better if dat simply returned error messages, instead of performing its own logging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: