[Question] With version 1.1.0 tag appears as suffix instead of prefix (on iOS)
See original GitHub issueWith Kermit 1.0.0:
Logger.withTag("my tag")
logger.d { "some loging" }
output: (my tag) some loging
With Kermit 1.1.0:
Logger.withTag("my tag")
logger.d { "some loging" }
output: (some loging) my tag
Is it a bug or a configuration?
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Yeah. Totally my fault on a os log refactor. Adding a test. I’m pretty surprised that got past visual review considering how much tweaking went into the log write, but there was no test catching that. Will be out soon. You do a workaround making your own subclass of
OSLogWriter
.Hmm. Code looks normal but I’ll try it out. Working on Kermit a bit today anyway