fix: Use a noop with the same signature as the real one for make_filtering_bound_logger #401
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GriceTurrble
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Feb 22, 2022
GriceTurrble
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Feb 22, 2022
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Just came back around to this and squashed all the commits down to the most pertinent changes. :) |
hynek
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Mar 9, 2022
…ering_bound_logger
In my team's app, we're using `make_filtering_bound_logger`, which is
working fine except in one corner case. Another developer introduced a
bug that was missed in review and testing, and it only appears at
runtime when the log level is DEBUG or below:
log.debug(x=y)
Obviously this is incorrect: there needs to be an `event` string in
this call. However, the original `_nop` method that gets returned has
no checks for this missing argument, so their (admittedly poor) testing
didn't turn up a problem at this line. Later when running at DEBUG
level to research a different issue, the entire app failed to start up
because of this call alone.
This change *should* operate identically, but returns a more explicit
method with the same signature as the original. This should indicate to
developers that even though the call is unused at higher log levels, it
may still be incorrect; and that kind of error should not pass silently.
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Summary
In my team's app, we're using
make_filtering_bound_loggerin our configuration, which is working fine except in one corner case. Another developer introduced a bug that was missed in review and testing, and it only appears at runtime when the log level is DEBUG (below INFO, our standard level):Obviously this is incorrect: there needs to be an
eventstring in this call. However, the original_nopmethod that gets returned has no checks for this missing argument, so their (admittedly poor) testing didn't turn up a problem at this line. Later when running at DEBUG level to research a different issue, the entire app failed to start up because of this call alone.Root cause for us was incorrect code from our teammate, but I figured it could use some help from structlog, which seems to be silently passing what should be an error.
This change operates identically, returning
Nonewhen the log level is too high. Now, though, it returns a method with the same signature every time, so a logging call written incorrectly will always raise an exception for missing arguments, regardless of the configured log level.Pull Request Check List
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