Is currently interpreted by Tailviewer to be three single-line log entries. This is due to the fact that TV expects the first line of a log entry to contain the log level and it will assume that every following line which does not contain a log level belongs to the same log entry until it detects a line with a log level again.
Expected behaviour
Tailviewer should expand the same algorithm to lines containing a timestamp. The log file in the above example should be interpreted to be only two log entries, the first one consisting of two lines, following by a single line log entry.
Kittyfisto
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5 years ago
Current behaviour
A log file such as the following:
Is currently interpreted by Tailviewer to be three single-line log entries. This is due to the fact that TV expects the first line of a log entry to contain the log level and it will assume that every following line which does not contain a log level belongs to the same log entry until it detects a line with a log level again.
Expected behaviour
Tailviewer should expand the same algorithm to lines containing a timestamp. The log file in the above example should be interpreted to be only two log entries, the first one consisting of two lines, following by a single line log entry.