Open a3957273 opened 10 months ago
Consider the following basic example of logging:
const bunyan = require("bunyan"); const log = bunyan.createLogger({ name: "test", src: true, }); log.info("test");
When run in Node 18, this produces the expected result:
ubuntu:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ nvm use 18 Now using node v18.17.1 (npm v9.6.7) ubuntu:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ node --version v18.17.1 ubuntu@ip-10-0-142-245:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ node index.js {"name":"test","hostname":"redacted","pid":116506,"level":30,"msg":"test","time":"2023-09-02T22:45:14.794Z","src":{"file":"/home/ubuntu/git/bunyan-src-bug/index.js","line":8},"v":0}
However, when run in Node 20 it no longer logs a valid source:
ubuntu:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ nvm use 20 Now using node v20.5.1 (npm v9.8.0) ubuntu:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ node --version v20.5.1 ubuntu:~/git/bunyan-src-bug$ node index.js {"name":"test","hostname":"redacted","pid":116714,"level":30,"msg":"test","time":"2023-09-02T22:45:30.143Z","src":{},"v":0}
Note the empty object.
Consider the following basic example of logging:
When run in Node 18, this produces the expected result:
However, when run in Node 20 it no longer logs a valid source:
Note the empty object.