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I think you have to add some code flushing the BufferedLogger after each request to really get the old behavior. But this is not my point, for me rails has bee
by skrger 14y ago
I think you have to add some code flushing the BufferedLogger after each request to really get the old behavior.
But this is not my point, for me rails has been about sane defaults - this is what makes it fun to start and easy to work with. I just don't see why we fix something that is not broken at all.
- xentronium 14y agoNo. Flushing in buffered logger is a number of no-ops. Check the commit itself. They decided to get rid of supposedly unneeded cruft that was hard to maintain and delegate file handling functions to OS.