folder nats.go line #101 updated and #796 issue is resolved #805
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This pull request aims to improve the clarity and maintainability of the logging configuration within the NATS broker implementation. By replacing a numeric constant with a named constant from the logrus library, the code becomes more self-documenting and easier for developers to understand the intended log verbosity.
Highlights
- Log Level Readability: Replaced the hardcoded integer 4 with int(logrus.InfoLevel) for setting the log level in nats.go, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
- Dependency Update: Added the github.com/sirupsen/logrus import to support the use of logrus.InfoLevel.
- Issue Resolution: This change directly addresses and resolves issue #796.
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Code Review
This pull request improves code readability by replacing a hardcoded magic number for the log level with the logrus.InfoLevel constant. This is a good change that makes the code easier to understand. I have one suggestion to further improve code clarity by removing a redundant comment. The addition of a newline at the end of the file is also a good fix.
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Thanks for the feedback! My goal with this PR was to address issue #796 by removing the magic number. Making the log level configurable is a great idea for a future enhancement. If that's the desired direction, I'd be happy to open a new issue for it |
| log, err = logger.New("channel-broker", logger.Options{ | ||
| Format: logger.TerminalLogFormat, | ||
| LogLevel: 4, // Info level | ||
| LogLevel: int(logrus.InfoLevel), // Info level is updated |
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I think comment is redundant here, could we please remove it?
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Description
This PR fixes #796
Notes for Reviewers
logrus.InfoLevel is the specific level of verbosity.where current loglevel hardcoded to 4 which is the constant of the logrus level.to make it readable for programmers and contributor ,i updated from the loglevel 4 to logrus.Infolevel.
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