There's nothing wrong with reading logs backwards and it is arguably better because (when testing or diagnosing exceptions) finding the end of the log is genera

There's nothing wrong with reading logs backwards and it is arguably better because (when testing or diagnosing exceptions) finding the end of the log is generally quicker than finding the point midway through the log where your task ran. There's nothing stopping you from adding "Begin User Login" logging calls if you want to make the nesting more explicit. If you no idea why stuff is being called, it's only because you have unlogged branches in your code. and it is way better than reporting success when it hasn't actually happened.