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tsimbalar
tsimbalar commented May 12, 2018

A comment that comes back on a regular basis (in serilog/serilog-settings-configuration#108 or #1053 ) is that it is a bit hard to find documentation for some use-cases of Serilog. Most importantly, beginners need to know to look in several places to find an answer to their question (serilog's README, serilog's wiki, individual sinks or settings's README ...). While splitting it all in many re

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warrenbuckley
warrenbuckley commented Jul 24, 2019

Similar to #8 in that we will need a UI & JSON store for configuration, to allow a user to choose which columns to display when a log is not expanded.

The user can choose from a predetermined list of columns, perhaps it could be fully user defined but if a property does not exist on all logs, what would you expect the column to contain?

nblumhardt
nblumhardt commented Oct 9, 2018

Although this sink can't use the built-in output template formatting directly, it should still be possible to accept and control output using a regular output template, e.g.:

WriteTo.BrowserConsole(outptTemplate: "{Message} {Properties}{NewLine}{Exception}")

The regular Console sink does something similar to support theming.

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