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Do not log every request. It logs when the request comes to the existing path.

Hi, I m using restify-logger with restify to write access logs. But, It shows the access logs when the request comes to the existing path.

• dogenius01
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AnyFetch/restify-logger

Handling errors missing from readme

The readme examples use the .use() function. app.use(logger()) This seems to log only successful requests. If you want to log errors you should use .pre(): app.pre(logger()) I think this should be ...

• apaatsio
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