Few questions

[n-valverde]

Hey @alexandre-daubois :), hope you're doing well!

I have a few questions:

• Is there any advantage for BacktraceProcessor vs monolog includeStacktraces feature?
• Is there any advantage for UuidProcessor vs monolog's UidProcessor?
• ProtocolVersionProcessor/IsHttpsProcessor: maybe that could make a good addition for monolog's WebProcessor, wdyt?
• Not really a question, but I think dealing with log level within the processor is wrong, log level is a concern for handlers within monolog, so the processors won't be called if the handler it is attached to does not handle due to log level

[alexandre-daubois]

Hi Nicolas, I'm doing good, thanks! 😃

• I actually didn't know about includeStacktraces! It seems it has to be configured on formatter level, which requires a bit more config it seems than just declaring the processor as a service (in the case of Symfony). I added a configurable limit to this processor, which I'm not sure it is present with the includeStacktraces. But I may be totally wrong here 😄
• I'm using UUID v7 in my processor. I like the fact that it is timestamptable and follows UUID specs. It doesn't seem the case with Monolog's UidProcessor?
• It could, I'll have a look!
• You're definitely right. I removed this bit, it seems really important to me to not mix responsibilities here.

And thank you very much for taking time to write this and help with your feedback!

[n-valverde]

• It's one of my favorite monolog features 😄 . It's partially correct ^^, include_stacktraces is an option at the handler level (see monolog-bundle), which use IntrospectionProcessor to add the trace, and formatters indeed also deal with the trace but just because the trace may need a different formatting. I think there is already sort of a limit with $skipStackFramesCount constructor arg of the IntrospectionProcessor
• Alright. I personally don't see the benefit since this id just serves the purpose of log reconciliation, but why not ^^. (Also this has the drawback of adding the dependency of symfony/uid)
• (This one actually accepts some $extraFields, may be useful on its own, I think I never used it tho ^^)
• Actually IntrospectionProcessor do check the log level, so I guess there is some legitimate use cases, but it's defaulting to debug, so I guess you could do something similar if you feel it's relevant