Move exception stack trace to ECS-compliant field for StructlogFormatter #97
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Thanks for the quick review! Is there an ETA for the release? |
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Well, if I can ever get the docs build to actually go, I can probably release it in the next week or two. 😅 |
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@elasticmachine, run elasticsearch-ci/docs |
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@elasticmachine, run elasticsearch-ci/docs |
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When using the StructlogFormatter, logs with exceptions (e.g. produced by using
logger.exception(...)) currently result in aexceptionkey at the root of the log, which is not a valid ECS field. It should be in theerror.stack_tracefield instead.This PR addresses a small part of the disparity between the StructlogFormatter and the StdlibFormatter . Until that is addressed in it's entirety, this patch will help users of this package (like myself) to output logs that comply with the ECS specification.