Nicholas Blumhardt

Hi! Currently on limited time so please forgive the brevity of my reply. A wrapper sink can be used to achieve what you want, here, although there are a few...

Hi @alekdavisintel, thanks for the note. This is a caller responsibility, e.g. you need: ``` using var op = log.ForContext().TimeOperation(...); ``` It's common to already have a contextual logger handy...

Hi @alekdavisintel; SerilogTimings extends the Serilog API with timed operations; if you want to use the MEL API you'll need something like https://github.com/eltoncezar/LoggingTimings or https://github.com/ogulcanturan/Ogu.Extensions.Logging.Timings (similar to this project, but...

**M**icrosoft.**E**xtensions.**L**ogging :-)

Hi @mweel1! I am not up to speed on the internals of this package, so apologies if this isn't useful info, but just in case you're stuck, Seq also accepts...

Awesome! Unless you plan to use [message templates with named holes](https://messagetemplates.org) in your Logrus messages, you might get slightly better handling on the Seq side by using the `@m` rather...

Hi! Thanks for the report. This project is only barely maintained; I'd recommend moving to _Serilog.Sinks.Http_ or a similar option if possible. The issue is due to needing some updates...

Hi Jason, `TextException` is [this class from _Serilog.Formatting.Compact.Reader_](https://github.com/serilog/serilog-formatting-compact-reader/blob/dev/src/Serilog.Formatting.Compact.Reader/TextException.cs). On the client side, exceptions are captured using `ToString()`, and the result ends up wrapped in a `TextException` server-side. The only way...

Hi @nssidhu - are you running something like _Serilog.AspNetCore.Ingestion_ on the server-side?

Hmm :thinking: - no ideas then, sorry. Checking the browser's network tab for the failing request might shed some light on it. Good luck!