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Add log_path config option #37
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Check if the specified path is writable or not, and if not, fall back on the system tmp dir. It just prints the warning and doesn't log it. We don't have an internal logger yet, see issue #34. It will also need to log it eventually. While discussing this implementation, we decided we want to refactor this so there's a Config class that handles all the function calls, so that we don't need to call `validate` manually this way in the future. See issue #36. So I'm leaving a proper validation "state" in the Config for that issue. [skip changeset] Part of #16
Use the `gettempdir` method to fetch the system tmp dir. This won't work on macOS the way we want to, because it will create a new tmp dir every time and we want it to point to `/tmp`.
Make sure we always write the appsignal.log filename. There could be a scenario that if someone specified a filename like `test.log` in the `log_path` option, it would turn out something like: `/path/to/test.logappsignal.log`. Update code to use path.join, rather than my own string join solution. Probably works better cross platform.
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Add log_path config option
Check if the specified path is writable or not, and if not, fall back on the system tmp dir.
It just prints the warning and doesn't log it. We don't have an internal logger yet, see issue #34. It will also need to log it eventually.
While discussing this implementation, we decided we want to refactor this so there's a Config class that handles all the function calls, so that we don't need to call
validate
manually this way in the future. See issue #36. So I'm leaving a proper validation "state" in the Config for that issue.[skip changeset] Part of #16
Fetch tmp dir in a cross platform way
Use the
gettempdir
method to fetch the system tmp dir. This won't work on macOS the way we want to, because it will create a new tmp dir every time and we want it to point to/tmp
.