Improve debug log fields when executing requests #21
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You can rebase on master, #24 should have fix the CI |
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No, thank you for accepting it and your work on this library! ❤️ |
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First: this is a fantastic library, thank you! <3
One issue we've run into is that the logs are quite verbose. This MR makes the (very useful) sending/receiving
debug!calls add fields with the method, status, uri, status and content length.This enables one to set a logging directive like
rustify::client[{success=false}]=debugto log all unsuccessful requests to the console, whilst skipping successful ones.I also moved some verbose
executing endpointdebug!calls to betrace!instead.