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I have an application that runs millions of jobs daily and use NewRelic to aggregate logs. While analyzing the logs, I noticed that, starting from Semantic Logger v4.16, the gem logs every started and completed Sidekiq job by default, with no option to disable this behavior.
Given the high volume of jobs, these logs can become overwhelming and may lead to unnecessary noise in log aggregation tools like NewRelic.
Proposal
Would it be possible to introduce a configuration option to control the logging of Sidekiq job lifecycle events (started and completed)? This would allow us to enable or disable these logs based on their use case. To maintain backward compatibility, the option can default to enabled (current behavior).
I’d be happy to contribute by submitting a PR if we agree on this feature request.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining such a fantastic gem!
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Context
I have an application that runs millions of jobs daily and use NewRelic to aggregate logs. While analyzing the logs, I noticed that, starting from Semantic Logger v4.16, the gem logs every started and completed Sidekiq job by default, with no option to disable this behavior.
Given the high volume of jobs, these logs can become overwhelming and may lead to unnecessary noise in log aggregation tools like NewRelic.
Proposal
Would it be possible to introduce a configuration option to control the logging of Sidekiq job lifecycle events (started and completed)? This would allow us to enable or disable these logs based on their use case. To maintain backward compatibility, the option can default to enabled (current behavior).
I’d be happy to contribute by submitting a PR if we agree on this feature request.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining such a fantastic gem!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: