Makes "logger/compat" more focused on compatibility. Fixes #697 #701
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| In older runtimes, logger prints to the console, and no structured data is saved. | ||
| In new runtimes, requiring this will emit text logs with multi-line support and appropriate severity. |
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Some questions to clarify in the changelog:
- Will it do anything in older runtimes?
- Specify that "new runtimes" refer to > Node.js 10
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Refactors the implementation of
logger/compatto be a simple straightforward "frontport" of Node 8 logging to newer runtimes. This should make it easier for folks migrating to Node 10 to use as a drop-in fix for logging while they migrate to theloggerpackage over the long-term.Driven by discussion in #697