Bunyan 较高级别登录到较低级别的流

Question

我试图在我的 nodejs 应用程序中使用 bunyan，但是我坚持这种奇怪的行为。像这样定义记录器：

var info = bunyan.createLogger({
    name: 'Test',
    streams: [
        {
            path: './logger/fatal.log',
            level: 'fatal'
        },
        {
            path: './logger/error.log',
            level: 'error'
        },
        {
            path: './logger/warn.log',
            level: 'warn'
        },
        {
            path: './logger/info.log',
            level: 'info'
        },
        {
            path: './logger/debug.log',
            level: 'debug'
        },
        {
            path: './logger/trace.log',
            level: 'trace'
        }
    ]
});

我在这样的函数中调用它们：

var func = function () {
    info.fatal("FATAL!");
    info.error("ERROR!");
    info.warn("WARN!");
    info.debug("DEBUG!");
    info.info("INFO");
    info.trace("TRACE");
}

现在可预测的行为是 fatal.log 有 {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":60,"msg":"FATAL!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.293Z","v":0}

和error.log有{"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":50,"msg":"ERROR!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.295Z","v":0} 等等。

但是，在我的申请中， fatal.log 有 {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":60,"msg":"FATAL!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.293Z","v":0}

error.log有 {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":60,"msg":"FATAL!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.293Z","v":0} {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":50,"msg":"ERROR!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.295Z","v":0}

warn.log有 {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":60,"msg":"FATAL!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.293Z","v":0} {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":50,"msg":"ERROR!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.295Z","v":0} {"name":"Test","hostname":"ENIGMA","pid":16793,"level":40,"msg":"WARN!","time":"2016-01-21T09:12:34.296Z","v":0}

等等。

较高级别的日志正在进入较低的流。我如何防止这种行为并使每个级别登录到自己的特定文件中？（我也在 node-bunyan 报告了一个问题）

Answer 1

这是记录器设计的一部分。较高级别也将始终登录到较低级别。所以最后一级将是所有级别中最冗长的。

Bunyan 较高级别登录到较低级别的流

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