Logging policy #856
Logging policy #856
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| -- Returns the value for ngx.var.enable_acess_logs | ||
| local function enable_access_log_value(enabled) | ||
| return (enabled and '1') or '0' |
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Better to use dispatch table for this. Conditionals are not JITable.
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In this case, it doesn't matter much, because it's only called from new().
But I changed it because as a general rule we should do this, and I tend to forget about this 😅
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| access_log {{ access_log_file | default: "/dev/stdout" }} time; | |||
| set $enable_access_logs '1'; | |||
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I'd rather name it access_logs_enabled so we can later have access_logs_format etc.
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| access_log {{ access_log_file | default: "/dev/stdout" }} time; | |||
| set $access_logs_enabled '1'; | |||
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Are you sure about the quotes?
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I think it's correct. From the docs:
The if parameter (1.7.0) enables conditional logging. A request will not be logged if the condition evaluates to “0” or an empty string.
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Yes. But what I meant is that set value should not be quoted. Now the value is '1', not 1.
It is a bit confusing (even though it will still work).
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Yes, I wanted it to be a string because the docs mention "0" as a string.
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So just to be clear, I inspected the value of the ngx.var and it's the string "1", not the string "'1'". Not sure if that's what you meant.
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Ok. There is some magic going on.
Both these are the same value (string):
set $access_log_enabled '1';
set $access_log_enabled_num 1;I thought we had a PR to strip '' from some of the values because it was generating quotes. My bad I guess.
Allows enabling/disabling access logs per service, so addresses #712 partially.