Nicholas Blumhardt

Thanks for posting this. The issue here is likely to be the default queue size limit in the Seq sink, configured by passing `queueSizeLimit` to `WriteTo.Seq()`: https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-seq/blob/5282ccd8abafaba6f60c8188677843a24bf70216/src/Serilog.Sinks.Seq/SeqLoggerConfigurationExtensions.cs#L82 The default value...

Thanks; I'll leave this open, for now, as you suggest 👍

Thanks for the note! Not 100% sure I understand your goal, here - is it that you would like to use services during logger initialization?

Thanks! Still not sure I understand though - flexible in order to do ....? (What logic would go in the callback that can't go in the enclosing method?). https://github.com/serilog/serilog-extensions-hosting#inline-initialization could...

Hi! Using middleware, in conjunction with `Enrich.FromLogContext()` and `LogContext.PushProperty()`, is the usual way of achieving this. Let me know if this helps :+1:

Thanks for the note 👍 I think the check here is deliberately simplistic for performance reasons, but if we do the more expensive check only when the parameter count differs,...

Hi! Sorry, @iskcal - I haven't had a chance to dig in deeply yet.

@STeeL835 both are invalid templates (see https://messagetemplates.org), so this is a different issue (the template being discussed in this thread is valid but not properly processed).

Thanks for the note, I agree that this is confusing, we'll take a look 👍

Hi @DarkMio; just reviewing this one, I can't work out how the sink might be creating those `internal-*.log` files. I initially thought they must be failed request logs, but all...