Migrate to Winston for logging
See original GitHub issueWhile doing troubleshooting it would be great for the script to actually create log files in the /config
dir.
I’ve recently only been relying on the log files within docker which does not have time stamps for at least starts and ends of the script running w/in the container.
Having the creation of a log file would allow for me to view the entire log for each run much easier w/in a text editor
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- Created 2 years ago
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Logs are working for me. Appreciate the split up between info, error and verbose. I’ve been running it in a docker container for the last 5 hours or so on 10 min interval with cron. So far no issues.
It has been moved to the top of the list. Hoping to get it done today