Use Docker Timestamp When Log Timestamp is not Available in JSON log. #5173
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Derived from #4981
Context:
It generates the attached file, if a module does not use the prescribed logging format (which most module do not), the timestamp is 0. This makes the logs not very useful. The timestamp irrespective of logging format is actually available from Docker log API.
Solution:
This PR issues
timestampsfrom edgeAgent via mgmt.sock to prepending the returning log with timestamp. edgeAgent then parse the timestamp & return the value in json format to portal.Note:
This feature requires #5172