I am writing code on my machine, running one query at a time. I can easily view the logs and spend a lot of time looking at them.
I am running test suites, running thousands of queries. It's harder, but I will still view the logs around failures.
Then I am taking the very code, and pushing it to prod. Should my logs be suddenly completely different in this case?
(The right answer of course is to have "log-to-text formatter", either running in-process or as a separate post-processing step. But it better produce nice-looking, human-readable logs, or every format will be "Message: %s" )
I am writing code on my machine, running one query at a time. I can easily view the logs and spend a lot of time looking at them.
I am running test suites, running thousands of queries. It's harder, but I will still view the logs around failures.
Then I am taking the very code, and pushing it to prod. Should my logs be suddenly completely different in this case?
(The right answer of course is to have "log-to-text formatter", either running in-process or as a separate post-processing step. But it better produce nice-looking, human-readable logs, or every format will be "Message: %s" )