Doesn't work.

[aw230012]

I have installed the package. The appender creates the logging table, but never actually writes anything to it. Below is the setup for confirmation:

<log4net> <appender name="AzureTableAppender" type="log4net.Appender.AzureTableAppender, log4net.Appender.Azure"> <param name="TableName" value="MobileLog"/> <param name="ConnectionStringName" value="Azure_Logging" /> <!-- You can specify this to make each LogProperty as separate Column in TableStorage, Default: all Custom Properties were logged into one single field --> <param name="PropAsColumn" value="true" /> <param name="PartitionKeyType" value="LoggerName" /> </appender> <root> <level value="INFO" /> <appender-ref ref="AzureTableAppender" /> </root> </log4net>

[piazera]

I have the exact same issue.
I've set up 3 log appenders:

• blob
• table
• file (for debug)

The file appender works fine, while the azure ones create the logging table or the blob but never dumps anything there.

[mutabot]

May be a buffering issue.
Try adding

[limlim1986]

Got the same issue. It creates the table but nothing is written to it. If i use the example console application from this repo it works fine but when using the nuget package it wont write any logs to the table.

[ghost]

Another bufferSize issue?

[aschaible]

Same issue, not working. Any chance this gets fixed?

[ghost]

@aschaible It works just fine. Make sure that the bufferSize is set (default is 512). Also you can manually flush the buffer using the code below

ILoggerRepository rep = LogManager.GetRepository();
foreach (IAppender appender in rep.GetAppenders())
{
    var buffered = appender as BufferingAppenderSkeleton;
    if (buffered != null)
    {
        buffered.Flush();
    }
}

[stemarie]

The only thing that I see that could be done is perhaps flush on the Dispose method.
I'd recommend changing the bufferSize instead