Nicholas Blumhardt

Thanks for raising this. For the sink to work, the total retained file size needs to be larger than this "chunk size", since there's no way for data _within_ a...

Thanks for all the extra info 👍 The sink project is actually pretty tiny by library standards, and it's a typical CSPROJ without any special build steps... I wonder if...

Hope all of this came together nicely! I'll close it as I don't think there's anything currently to do at our end, but please drop us a line if you...

Hi! On the server, `Serilog.Sinks.Console` is the better option. Any reason to prefer this package?

Thanks for your reply, Cédric. This would require a completely different implementation, unfortunately (e.g. a sink that captured log events server-side, serialized them, and sent them to some client-side code...

Thanks for the report! My best guess is that the bug is in this line: https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-map/blob/c92edb394ba496735184fff91520193317cf1eaa/src/Serilog.Sinks.Map/Sinks/Map/MappedSink%601.cs#L97 I'm not sure, with `sinkMapCountLimit: 1`, that the enclosing `while` loop will always terminate...

I've dug in again and can't spot a problem - help appreciated if anyone has a chance :-)

When the system has hung, using a debugger and examining each thread (e.g. VS's "Threads" window) should show you whether any thread is in a stack frame in or under...

Hi @BaerMitUmlaut - I'll move this to `serilog/serilog-sinks-map`, where the problem most likely lives, but it'll probably need some extra detail to get it closed, in case you're able to...

I'm running this program: ```csharp using Serilog; var apiKey = "test"; Log.Logger = new LoggerConfiguration() .WriteTo.Map( _ => apiKey, (apiKey, writeTo) => writeTo.Seq("http://localhost:5341", apiKey: apiKey), sinkMapCountLimit: 1) .CreateLogger(); for (var...