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If you're looking to solve this quickly, SO has way more people and is better suited to troubleshooting than GH issues - anyone that watches this repo watches the serilog
tag there too
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Ok thanks. Sorry for any notification spam. Looks like I can get the desired behavior by never calling UseSerilog()
and instead adding Serilog as a parallel provider alongside my custom provider, like so:
host.ConfigureLogging(logBuilder =>
{
logBuilder.SetMinimumLevel(LogLevel.Trace);
logBuilder.ClearProviders();
logBuilder.AddProvider(new MessageDatabaseLoggerProvider());
logBuilder.AddSerilog();
});
I'm not sure if the lack of pass-through of BeginScope()
with UseSerilog()
and provider registration is a bug or by design, but this is a configuration that's working for my use case. I will leave it to project authors to decide if a bug exists; if not, please feel free to close the issue.
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Don't worry about the notification spam; my main concern is stopping the frustration of logging stuff in the official Issues of a high traffic project to be met with crickets. I know SO can quite often feel like it just has a few more crickets for anything that's nontrivial.
Main point is that issues in the Serilog repo necessarily are handled on a very async and intermittent basis, but it's a fact that anyone that's going to be useful in this will probably see it on SO first; whether or not they have time to answer it in the moment is a different matter.
In other words, extending the problem discussion or logging research notes isn't a problem, and I'm not trying to chase you away; just set realistic expectations.
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I'm running Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting 8.0.0
, Microsoft.Extensions.Logging 8.0.0
, Serilog.Extensions.Hosting 8.0.0
, Serilog.Extensions.Logging 8.0.0
, and Serilog 3.1.1
, on .NET 8. The host configuration APIs are using the .NET 6 style because I only recently upgraded to .NET 8.
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I've also tried adding the custom provider via conventional DI injection and then instructing Serilog to write to existing providers, using code like below:
Host.CreateDefaultBuilder(args)
.ConfigureLogging(logBuilder =>
{
logBuilder.SetMinimumLevel(LogLevel.Trace);
logBuilder.ClearProviders();
logBuilder.AddProvider(new MessageDatabaseLoggerProvider());
})
.UseSerilog(
(hostingContext, loggerConfiguration) => ConfigureSerilog(loggerConfiguration), writeToProviders: true);
Serilog doesn't let the custom logger see the ILogger.BeginScope()
calls when configured that way, either.
If I completely remove the call to .UseSerilog()
, then my custom provider does receive the BeginScope()
invocations.
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