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098dbe6ff4* first commit
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* replace logging with our own log library
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* fix imports
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* fix log imports
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* add license text
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* fix package import cycle between config and log package
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* fix empty kv.Fields{} being passed to WithFields()
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* fix uses of log.WithFields() with whitespace issues and empty slices
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* *linter related grumbling*
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* gofmt the codebase! also fix more log.WithFields() formatting issues
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* update testrig code to match new changes
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* fix error wrapping in non fmt.Errorf function
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* add benchmarking of log.Caller() vs non-cached
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* fix syslog tests, add standard build tags to test runner to ensure consistency
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* make syslog tests more robust
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* fix caller depth arithmatic (is that how you spell it?)
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* update to use unkeyed fields in kv.Field{} instances
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* update go-kv library
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* update libraries list
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* fuck you linter get nerfed
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Co-authored-by: tobi <31960611+tsmethurst@users.noreply.github.com>
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String formatting package using Rust-style formatting directives, geared specifcally towards formatting arguments for key-value log output. Provides ONLY default, key, value and verbose formatting directives. For most formatting cases you will be best served by "fmt".
Generally more visually friendly than "fmt" and performance is much improved.
