how to use :min-level at the appender level based on namespace? about timbre HOT 3 OPEN

@ftravers Hi Fenton!

This should work, and seems to work on my side-

(binding [timbre/*config*
          {:min-level :info
           :appenders
           {:my-appender
            {:enabled?  true
             :min-level [[#{"*"} :warn]]
             :fn (fn [_] (println "Handler called"))}}}]

  (timbre/info "Test"))

• With :my-appender {... :min-level [[#{"*"} :info]] ...} I see "Handler called"
• With :my-appender {... :min-level [[#{"*"} :warn]] ...} I see no "Handler called"

Is it different on your side? If so, what version of Timbre are you using?
Are you sure your namespace is correct?

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I seem to be having a similar issue, and I'm assuming I just don't understand how the namespace selectors work. I'm using timbre 6.5.0 in a lein project. Trying to get to a sane baseline, I put the following line in core.clj just after the ns expression which includes [taoensso.timbre :as log]:

(binding [log/*config* {:min-level [[#{"*"} :info]]}])

I assumed that that would prevent any log messages below INFO, but I'm still getting DEBUG log messages. If I instead use

(log/set-level! :info)

this works to suppress any messages below the level of INFO, but then I lack the granularity to set levels based on namespaces. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong with my usage of *config*?

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@jayemar Hi Joe,

I put the following line in core.clj just after the ns expression which includes [taoensso.timbre :as log]: (binding [log/config {:min-level [[#{"*"} :info]]}])

Just to confirm, this is literally the exact binding expression that you used? If so, that won't do anything since Clojure's binding macro applies its binding only to the form that it encloses. I.e. it won't affect the rest of your program, only the contents of that one form (and in this case the contents are empty).

The docstring explains this in some more detail.

If you want to set Timbre's minimum level throughout your program, you can call set-min-level! or set-ns-min-level! as described in the Timbre wiki.

There's some more info on general config here.

Just let me know if any of that is unclear 👍

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