[6.x] Allow configurable emergency logger #30873
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This allows for an emergency logger channel config item in config/logging.php Use case: Serverless environment or Docker container without persistent storage. If main logger fails, logs may be lost. This will help prevent that by allowing us to specify stderr or stdout as the logger's path. (This will allow us to forward logs onto an ELK stack etc.)
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mfn
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Michael-Stokoe
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I've already fixed this up. :) |
GrahamCampbell
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This allows for an emergency logger channel config item in config/logging.php
Use case: Serverless environment or Docker container without persistent storage. If main logger fails, logs may be lost. This will help prevent that by allowing us to specify stderr or stdout as the logger's path. (This will allow us to forward logs onto an ELK stack etc.)
Relies on: laravel/laravel#5179