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waitForLogger doesn't work as intended with the Elasticsearch back-end #6
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This looks like a feature of Elasticsearch: data becomes visible only after ~1 second. The way to fix this is to make |
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Code fragment that illustrates the issue: abdd45f#diff-5ae59c4cdd155945a87b6ce91090551fR27
At least on my machine, I had to add calls to
threadDelay
after calls to logging functions to ensure that messages actually get written, even though I callwaitForLogger
before proceeding. Not sure yet whether the problem is on our or the Elasticsearch side.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: