Properties are written in PascalCase about serilog.exceptions HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @axbutler,

For now, there is no way to influence the name of the properties. To be precise, names are not always in pascal case notation, but rather they are spelled exactly as they are defined in the code. If you would name exception properties using lower case notation this is how they would be logged.

The only property name that you can influence is the "ExceptionDetail" itself which can be set using IDestructuringOptions.RootName. On the other hand, in Serilog architecture it seems that it is the role of the sink itself to format the output accordingly. I can imagine that you could create a sink enforcing lower case notation for your properties.

As for the merging with other properties, we had this discussion in the past and in general, found out that having separate ExceptionDetail is the only sensible way. Note, that we do not know ahead of time what kind of object we will need to destructure. It may have a property with name conflicting with standard properties. It may contain collections with cyclic references. We have chosen to be robust in all cases.

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Thanks @krajek

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