feat: allow manually shutting down logging from TelemetryDriver#168
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Received confirmation from @hanglowan that this fix resolves the log flush behaviour as expected by calling |
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Thank you! LGTM, just some nits.
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Fixes #114, which describes the bug in detail. slog provides an
AsyncGuardimplementation which is designed to ensure log flushes on drops even if theAsynclogger is captured in a global variable.To ensure backwards compatibility, we now return an AsyncGuard that can be manually dropped, allowing existing users to continue to rely on current semantics but guarantee logging is shut down when desired. Credit to @TheJokr for the suggestion.
The most complicated part of this feature is its interaction with the
loggingfeature. Since it only makes sense ifloggingis enabled, I have conditionally compiled accordingly.