Open roryrjb opened 1 year ago
Hello! Thanks for the handy syntax file.
These days I'm mostly looking at logs from Kubenetes pods. Using kubectl you can specify the --timestamps=true flag which will prefix all log entries with the timestamp they were recorded. Anyway this seems to be at nanosecond granularity, e.g.
kubectl
--timestamps=true
2023-08-17T07:52:26.131134150Z Generating output directory: dist/ 2023-08-17T07:52:26.144996867Z Full static mode activated 2023-08-17T07:52:26.146209081Z Generating pages
This change just extends the logTime regex up to 9 digits. Please consider merging it in, many thanks!
logTime
Hello! Thanks for the handy syntax file.
These days I'm mostly looking at logs from Kubenetes pods. Using
kubectlyou can specify the--timestamps=trueflag which will prefix all log entries with the timestamp they were recorded. Anyway this seems to be at nanosecond granularity, e.g.This change just extends the
logTimeregex up to 9 digits. Please consider merging it in, many thanks!