Closed ChristianGruen closed 11 months ago
For multiple contiguous server operations, web:forward can be used. The current logs contain only one response entry, and the runtime for the first request is lost:
web:forward
<entry time="…" address="…" user="…" type="REQUEST">[GET] /op</entry> <entry time="…" address="…" user="…" type="REQUEST">[GET] /op2</entry> <entry time="…" address="…" user="…" type="200" ms="17.69"/>
If merged log entries are admin:logs($date, true()) are requested, the response is associated with the last request:
admin:logs($date, true())
REQUEST 0.00 [POST] /op 200 17.69 [POST] /op2
Before each forward, a log entry with a 2xx code (maybe 204) should be written to the logs.
For multiple contiguous server operations,
web:forwardcan be used. The current logs contain only one response entry, and the runtime for the first request is lost:If merged log entries are
admin:logs($date, true())are requested, the response is associated with the last request:Before each forward, a log entry with a 2xx code (maybe 204) should be written to the logs.