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@ghost ghost commented Aug 13, 2019

As for now disabledLogger is being returned if user tries to get logger from context.Context that has not logger within it.
Such a behaviour may be beneficial, but in other cases is harmful and non-intuitive.

As for now disabledLogger is being returned if user tries to get logger from context.Context.
Such a behaviour may be beneficial, but in other cases it will be harmful.
Giving user an option to return nil and fail with nil pointer error may prevent logs loss.
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mitar commented Feb 19, 2022

Isn't there already DefaultContextLogger?

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