Logger #563
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| logger.level = this.get('log level') || -1; | ||
| logger.colors = this.get('log colors'); |
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we could use isatty to set the initial value of log colors. This way users can still configure it, but it defaults to the most optimal one.
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For me this still shows Is it possible to also disable this? I tried a little hacking, but without luck? |
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@3rd-Eden Bingo :) |
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You can now disable logging again using
io.disable('log')Also added support for killing the color output using
io.disable('log colors')<-- painful in productionAdded tests against it and added another test against static because etags can kill far future headers.