#1971 - drop test coverage for unsupported .NET Core versions (@bartelink)
Built-in trace and span id support
This release adds two new first-class properties to LogEvent: TraceId and SpanId. These are set automatically in Logger.Write() to the corresponding property values from System.Diagnostics.Activity.Current.
The major benefit of this change is that sinks, once updated, can reliably propagate trace and span ids through to back-ends that support them (in much the same way that first-class timestamps, messages, levels, and exceptions are used today).
The sinks maintained under serilog/serilog, along with formatting helpers such as Serilog.Formatting.Compact and Serilog.Expressions, are already compatible with this change or have pending releases that add compatibility.
Breaking change
Trace and span id collection includes support for {TraceId} and {SpanId} placeholders in output templates (commonly used when formatting text log files). Where previously these names resolved to user-defined properties, they now resolve to the built-in LogEvent.TraceId and LogEvent.SpanId values, respectively.
Impact is expected to be low, because the trace and span id values in any user-added properties are likely to be identical to the built-in ones.
v3.0.1
#1926 - fix JsonFormatter output for renderMessage = true (@nblumhardt)
v3.0.0
What's new in 3.0.0?
Target framework changes - Serilog no longer targets netstandard1.x or .NET Framework versions earlier than .NET 4.6.2. Users on affected frameworks should continue to target Serilog 2.12.x.
Removed obsolete APIs - Many deprecated/obsolete types and functions have been removed. Notably, JsonFormatter can no longer be subclassed (either port to JsonValueFormatter, use Serilog.Expressions, or copy the original JsonFormatter code into your project).
Added APIs - LevelAlias.Off is now provided as an equivalent to Microsoft.Extensions.Logging's LogLevel.Off; Destructure.AsDictionary<T>() can now be used to mark dictionary types.
Fewer allocations on many hot paths - A lot of work has gone into avoiding heap allocations wherever possible.
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Bumps Serilog from 2.12.0 to 3.1.0.
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765a046Merge pull request #1975 from serilog/deve37837echore(docs): Markdown housekeeping (#1969)a493ffdchore: Drop test coverage for out of support .NET Core vers (#1971)e059e9fMakeStringBuilderCapacityThresholdthe even power of two that was intended8d0e2edReusableStringWriter: Dispose instance with too big buffer (#1964)88f76a8By reference string comparison in template cache (#1947)d6e80e6Removed temporary array allocations for properties (#1948)948ea83Added missing DynamicallyAccessedMembers in PropertyValueConverter to fix err...9b658c1Collect and propagate current trace and span ids throughLogEvent(#1955)db7900dPrimitiveScalarConversionPolicy: avoiding hashset lookup for common types (#1...Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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