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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes structured logging for IRequestValues by implementing ToString() methods across all generic variations and updating logger extensions to use named parameters instead of positional placeholders.
- Added ToString() implementations to all RequestValues generic structs for better logging output
- Updated LoggerExtension to use named parameters for structured logging
- Added StringBuilder usage for more efficient string concatenation in ListRequestValues
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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| Casbin/Model/RequestValues.cs | Added ToString() methods to all RequestValues structs and imported StringBuilder for efficient string building |
| Casbin/Extensions/LoggerExtension.cs | Updated logging statements to use named parameters instead of positional placeholders |
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| public override string ToString() | ||
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| return $"[{Value1}, {Value2}, {Value3}, {Value4}, {Value5}, {Value6}, {Value7}, {Value8}, {Value9}, {Value10}, {Value11}, {Value12}, {Value13}, {Value14}]"; |
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The StringRequestValues ToString() method doesn't use RequestValues.ToStringValue() helper like other implementations. This creates inconsistency and may cause issues if string values contain special characters that need escaping.
| return $"[{Value1}, {Value2}, {Value3}, {Value4}, {Value5}, {Value6}, {Value7}, {Value8}, {Value9}, {Value10}, {Value11}, {Value12}, {Value13}, {Value14}]"; | |
| return $"[{RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value1)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value2)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value3)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value4)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value5)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value6)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value7)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value8)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value9)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value10)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value11)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value12)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value13)}, {RequestValues.ToStringValue(Value14)}]"; |
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| logger.LogInformation("Request: {1} ---> {0}\nHit Store: {2}", result, requestValues, | ||
| logger.LogInformation("Request: {Result} ---> {RequestValues} Hit Store: {Explain}", result, requestValues, | ||
| string.Join("\n", explains.Select(explain => |
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The log message format changed from using a newline separator to inline format. This removes the newline between the main result and the explanation, which may reduce readability of the log output.
| string.Join("\n", explains.Select(explain => | |
| string.Join("; ", explains.Select(explain => |
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Replaced by: #391 |
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I am wondering if you do realize that I did not accept the CoPilot "suggestions" on purpose, since they are bull. In fact, the code fix CoPilot applied for you in #391 is definetely not the correct way to go about this - there is no {@1} nor {0} in structured logging ("normal" developers would know that - obviously CoPilot doesn't). Since you've decided to ignore my PR in favor of the (wrongly implemented) one from CoPilot, I simply stopped using this. Thanks |
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@dviry but the question is that you didn't respond to the review in one month. You can't expect others don't accept other PRs but only wait for you |
Fix: #389
Fixed structured logging when rendering any generic version of IRequestValues