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Deprecate "mongo" handler type in favor of new "mongodb" syntax #550
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The Fabbot failure seems unrelated:
None of the new test methods introduced in this PR specify a return type. |
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| $formatter = new Definition('Monolog\Formatter\MongoDBFormatter'); | ||
| $formatter->setPublic(false); |
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It's an inline service, it can't be public, you can remove this statement.
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I saw that Definition has private bool $public = false. I assume most of these setPublic(false) calls throughout MonologExtension are just obsolete.
We added the rule after. We should probably remove the return type in this branch. It's annoying to ignore fabbot failures. Edit: you can rebase. |
Define a new "mongodb" handler type. It accepts an "id" reference like the old "mongo" type; however, "uri" instead of a single "host" and "port". The "uri" option is more flexible.
Additionally, the "username" and "password" options have been renamed and are no longer used to modify the connection string directly ("mongo" never applied URL encoding). Instead, the options are set in the URI options array, which does not require encoding. The "mongodb" never requires a password, as a username alone is valid for some auth mechanisms.
Lastly, a "monolog-bundle" app name is specified when the bundle constructs a MongoDB\Client instance for both "mongo" and "mongodb" handler syntax.
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A few ideas if you want to refine it, but otherwise it looks good to me!
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| $client = new Definition('MongoDB\Client', [ | ||
| $handler['mongodb']['uri'], | ||
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Should we have writeConcern: 0 or 1 by default for logs?
You can accept driver options.
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That can be specified in the uri option. I only wanted to break out username and password since (a) they might come from separate env vars and (b) they were supported in the original mongo syntax and I wanted to avoid dealing with URI encoding.
We can revisit when adding more options across the board.
You can accept driver options
Were you actually referring to $driverOptions (i.e. third ctor param) or just URI options?
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Define a new "mongodb" handler type. It accepts an "id" reference like the old "mongo" type; however, "uri" instead of a single "host" and "port". The "uri" option is more flexible.
Additionally, the "username" and "password" options have been renamed and are no longer used to modify the connection string directly ("mongo" never applied URL encoding). Instead, the options are set in the URI options array, which does not require encoding. The "mongodb" never requires a password, as a username alone is valid for some auth mechanisms.
Lastly, a "monolog-bundle" app name is specified when the bundle constructs a MongoDB\Client instance for both "mongo" and "mongodb" handler syntax.