-
```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
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```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
-
```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
-
```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
-
```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
-
```
Log4j has awesome formatting feature, why not log4go? The formatting in log4go
is really strict, for instance, I don't want to see the timezone but I want to
see the second and millisecond info,…
-
```
It's currently impossible to maintain references to log4go level values outside
the package.
For example, I want to have the log level configurable through a flag. To do
this I map a symbolic n…
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```
It's currently impossible to maintain references to log4go level values outside
the package.
For example, I want to have the log level configurable through a flag. To do
this I map a symbolic n…
-
```
It's currently impossible to maintain references to log4go level values outside
the package.
For example, I want to have the log level configurable through a flag. To do
this I map a symbolic n…
-
```
It's currently impossible to maintain references to log4go level values outside
the package.
For example, I want to have the log level configurable through a flag. To do
this I map a symbolic n…