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multiple log files with different log levels
See original GitHub issueIs it possible for a log message to appear in multiple log files with depending on their configurations?
For example I’d like all log messages to go to my main log file myapp.log and only the error messages to go to error.log?
Can I specify multiple file transports, like this?
log.transports.file1
log.transports.file2
or
log.transports.file.1
log.transports.file.2
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OK, great. Thanks for creating, maintaining and improving this project.
There is no straightforward way. You can write a custom hook which changes log.transports.file.file depending on a message level.