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Logger Interface (PSR-3) #13438

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sergeyklay opened this issue Jul 16, 2018 · 5 comments
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Logger Interface (PSR-3) #13438

sergeyklay opened this issue Jul 16, 2018 · 5 comments
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sergeyklay commented Jul 16, 2018

Phalcon's logger must be fully compatible with Logger Interface (PSR-3) for v4.0.0


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virgofx commented Dec 9, 2018

@niden I was looking for that in the code ... I see now. So in short, we implement PSR .. meaning it will now be a dependency for Phalcon. Interesting ... I see a little bit of a chicken and egg thing and this potentially becoming more of an issue in the future. I'm not saying it's bad per say ... however, it means that the bundled extension requires autoloaded classes to be loaded ahead of time -- not sure how this will scale.

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* alexbusu-scope-sql-col-aliases: (48 commits)
  CLI parameters now work like MVC parameters.
  Fixed Security Tests segmentation fault
  Added retainer for current session token in order to be able to validate fields after regenerating the token. Added string casting to userToken.
  Update di.zep
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  [NF] Micro: Response handler #12452
  Added Codecov token [skip appveyor]
  [#13438] - Added docblock
  [#13438] - Fixed tabs
  [#13438] - Updated the CHANGELOG
  [#13438] - More corrections to the interface
  [#13438] - Corrected interface
  [#13438] - Work on the Factory; Wrote more tests for it
  [#13438] - Correction to the syslog adapter; Added more tests
  [#13438] - Renamed blackhole adapter to noop. Added tests
  [#13438] - PHPCS
  [#13438] - Minor corrections to the adapter; Added more tests
  [#13438] - Work on the syslog adapter
  [#13438] - Renamed the base folder for the tests
  [#13438] - Removed logger file adapter; consolidated it in stream. Adjusted tests; Added syslog tests
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niden commented Dec 31, 2018

@virgofx Sorry for the late reply, just finished scanning my emails :)

Yes it is a chicken and egg situation. There is no other way that we know of to include the PSR extension so that we can take advantage of the PSR interfaces and offer PSR compliance per se.

I think now that alpha is out and we are learning as we go, it will become much easier for people to install the package especially from rpm/deb distributions because we could make PSR a dependency.

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