fix(observability): ensure internal rate limiting is logged #1151
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Closes #841 Signed-off-by: Luke Steensen <luke.steensen@gmail.com>
| @@ -169,6 +169,7 @@ fn main() { | |||
| format!("vector={}", level), | |||
| format!("codec={}", level), | |||
| format!("file_source={}", level), | |||
| format!("tower_limit=trace"), | |||
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actually, do we want to use {} here?
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There's only one trace event in the whole crate and it's at trace level, so it's the only level that will ever show anything.
I'd actually like for this to be at warn, but that seemed aggressive to hardcode into a library. If there were a way to translate into our desired levels, then I'd definitely use {} here.
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Well this might happen more often this will enable it for every log level. That seems a bit wrong?
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The alternative would be that it's only ever logged when we're at trace everywhere, which I don't think fixes the issue of these being visible during normal operation.
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fair point, not sure how to solve that then :(
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Have people thought much about appropriate log levels for libraries? We could change tower-limit to warn here, but I'm not sure that's something everyone would want.
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I'm going to merge for now so we get the functionality, but we can continue the discussion and revisit if we come up with something better. |
Closes #841
Tested locally and works as expected.