🕵️ for changes to enhance observability
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta 😎!
- Emoji: 🕵️
- Code:
:detective:
- Description:
This generalizes the Health Check (#668) proposal to mean any code that enhances the observability of the code. This includes instrumentation for debugging or adding metric sources, logs(covered?), and tracers.
Anything that helps you to find problems, and explores their root cause - but is not the main purpose of the rest of the application.
I liked the magnifier, and I pointed it to the right - but it is the same emoji as SEO. So I found this one.
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I would say speaker/sound gitmojis only refer to logs!
Hey! Sounds good to me let’s add this one 🙏🏼