Plack::Middleware::LogDispatch now stringifies objects. #427
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This is something I poached from @autarch. If you're passing (for instance) a Throwable exception to Log::Dispatch it will *not* stringify the exception for you. This patch handles this case and also adds a test to make sure that code refs are not stringified, since Log::Dispatch does accept those as valid messages.
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Plack::Middleware::LogDispatch now stringifies objects.
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This is something I poached from @autarch. If you're passing (for
instance) a Throwable exception to Log::Dispatch it will not stringify
the exception for you. This patch handles this case and also adds a
test to make sure that code refs are not stringified, since
Log::Dispatch does accept those as valid messages.