Allow "/foo/**/*.log" in fileglobs to match the current subdirectory and arbitrary sub-directories.

[yeroc]

Currently log-courier doesn't appear to support matching in cases where logs are spread out over arbitrary depths of sub-directories. This is commonly supported via a ".../**/.." fileglob operator in other systems.

Is there any chance this could be supported? If not, is there a way to achieve this already with log-courier?

Thanks,
Corey

[yeroc]

Looking at the code I guess you're using Go's built-in Glob function so this isn't supported in the core library right now: golang/go#11862. That ticket does reference at least one other alternative library that adds support for this though...

[driskell]

Could you let me know the structure of your logs that would require this functionality?

[yeroc]

@driskell The logs are spread out in sub-directories that mirror the mapping of services to a hierarchical URL structure. So someone can add a new service in a sub-directory another level deep and log-courier doesn't see it anymore. This is a commercial third-party product so we don't have control over where the logs are placed. Hope that makes sense.

[driskell]

Found a package that will do this as a drop in replacement for Glob