Added information about injecting a logger to a service #7026
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| To use a logger in your own service, inject it using Dependency Injection | ||
| with ``@logger``. The tag ``monologlog.logger`` tag must be used. If you want to |
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I find this phrase confusing: The tag monologlog.logger tag must be used. It looks like you must add that tag to the service where you use @logger.
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I have updated the sentence to mention the tag in combination with a specific channel.
Reverted whitespace Fixed unclear sentence about the Monolog logger tag Fixed committed whitespace
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@hiddewie thanks for improving this article. I like a lot but I proposed some minor rewords.
The main change is to use "the problem" as the heading ("Using a Logger inside a Service") instead of "the solution" ("Injecting a Logger into a Service").
Users looking for information usually think in terms of the problem instead of the solution. But if you don't agree, we can revert this change. Thanks!
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Thank you! Yeah, that is no problem! The change is welcome. |
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Thank you @hiddewie. |
…hiddewie, javiereguiluz) This PR was merged into the 2.7 branch. Discussion ---------- Added information about injecting a logger to a service Issue #7011. I've added a small piece about injecting a logger to a service. However, the separate page about processors seems quite clear to me, also about the DI tags. Commits ------- a500ff3 Proposed a minor reword c8992e6 Added information about injecting a logger to your service
Issue #7011.
I've added a small piece about injecting a logger to a service. However, the separate page about processors seems quite clear to me, also about the DI tags.