Hello, I'm using this github package, serilog-timings, and destrcuturama.attributed. I've found that when I set destructureObjects to true in the following code, op.Complete("Result", response, true);, it does not enforce the Destructure.MaxDepth and Destrcuture.UsingAttributes. It is only being enforced in the message template when I use the @ operator. Is it possible to apply destructuring rules to both?
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using (var op = Operation.Begin("({OutGoingUrl}) {Message} {@RequestBody}", url, "Method Called", request)
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try
{
var response = output();
Hi! Thanks for the note - this isn't possible currently; I'm not sure what would be involved to make it work, but seems reasonable if anyone is able to dig in and check it out 👍
Hello, I'm using this github package, serilog-timings, and destrcuturama.attributed. I've found that when I set destructureObjects to true in the following code, op.Complete("Result", response, true);, it does not enforce the Destructure.MaxDepth and Destrcuture.UsingAttributes. It is only being enforced in the message template when I use the @ operator. Is it possible to apply destructuring rules to both?
` using (var op = Operation.Begin("({OutGoingUrl}) {Message} {@RequestBody}", url, "Method Called", request) { try { var response = output();