Logging contexts should be used to help with the triage and filtering of logs; for instance, you will often want to create one logger context per module.

This adds contexts to the current instance. You will not normally want to use this on the global logger instance: instead, you will normally want to use this on a logger instance returned by mage.logger.context or something similar.

import * as mage from mage;
const logger = mage.logger.context('mymodule')
logger.addContexts('some other context to add')
logger.debug('this will be contextualized to mymodule')

In most cases, simply using mage.logger.context is sufficient.

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Logging contexts should be used to help with the triage and filtering of logs; for instance, you will often want to create one logger context per module.

Contrarily to mage.logger.addContexts, this method returns a new logger with the given context, instead of setting the context on the current logger instance. This can be useful to create a localized logger;

import * as mage from mage;
const logger = mage.logger.context('mymodule')
logger.debug('this will be contextualized to mymodule')

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Append a logging context.

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This will in effect take all logs sent to this channel, and ignore them; logs sent on this channel will no longer be forwarded to any logger backend.

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You should only call this if you want to programatically enable a channel which is not currently enabled or if you want to re-enable a channel which was disabled using disableChannel.

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