jadeallenx
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2 years ago It is way easier to do something like this from your own custom lager backend. Presumably you are capturing a stack trace from a call site. If so, you can ship it using lager:md/1, then in your backend, you can inspect lager_msg:severity(Message) and if it's higher than error, you can pull the stack trace from the metadata and inject it into the message to be emitted by lager.
I would like to add a stack trace to the metadata only if
lager:error()is called. I'm trying to use the dynamic metadata but since the function has zero arguments, I can't tell what level the current log is called with.https://github.com/erlang-lager/lager#setting-dynamic-metadata-at-compile-time
Is there a function I can call to see what the current log level is or is there a better hook to be called in the same process that
lager:error()is called in?