trigger-service log level
See original GitHub issueI’m using trigger-service-1.18.0.jar and can see logs in DEBUG level. for example this secion in the code ( from trigger/Runner.scala file):
freeTriggerSubmits(clientTime, v = updateWithNewState) .leftMap( _.expect( "TriggerRule new state", { case DamlTuple2(SUnit, newState) => logger.debug(s"New state: $newState") newState }, ).orConverterException )
prints in DEBUG mode the content of the contract. How can that be avoided? How can I control the logging level of the service?
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that’s right, we set it explicitly in the sdk config so it doesn’t matter what is in the JAR https://github.com/digital-asset/daml/blob/b2d6f8014c12848cc8f9f3537c5de4bc1732b504/release/sdk-config.yaml.tmpl#L85
Ok, thanks. I assume this means that putting it explicitly into the JAR will not result in problems with the SDK assistant (that we know of). Let me know if my assumption is incorrect.