There are conditional tests using logging methods that behave differently when using Pino vs Bunyan, e.g. like this one in lib/server.js:

if (log.trace()) { log.trace('data on %s: %s', c.ldap.id, util.inspect(data)) }

The Pino methods always return void while Bunyan's eval to true. Further, the arg-less Pino method calls fire off a bare event to the output stream so we see a slew of

From @benyanke on April 19, 2018 1:14

Added a bunch of optional config options in #8 , however, didn't also update the example config file to show off these cases.

Copied from original issue: nmcclain/glauth#12