Add duration and duration_ms for logfmt format #277
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Is this something that is being considered? It would be really helpful to have the duration_ms in the logfmt format. Or is this something that should be solved in a different manner? |
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Looks good, can you try merging master again? Github won't let me fix the conflict myself. |
Log processors sometimes parse duration_human as string (because of the added 'ms') which is not always useful.
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@reidmorrison Rebased the branch. |
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@reidmorrison Thank you! |
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Add :duration_ms to Logfmt formatter
Log processors sometimes parse duration_human as string (because of the added 'ms') which is not always useful.
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