Ruben Bartelink

Can your viewing tech of choice not render it nicely? While it can occasionally help a human a small bit, reading the JSON is certainly not a mainline case. In...

Ultimately whether there's anything useful at all will depend on how/where the rendered form sits, and syntax highlighting will probably help Last time I tried, I used VSCode, which copes...

Yes, far too many moving parts If going NSJ (which is a bad idea for new systems as it's a dead end), FsCodec.NewtonsoftJson includes required converters for things like options...

I should mention though - while GC and perf for STJ is in another league, ultimately the perf of JSON serialization is not make or break for 99% of systems....

Hi, I'm spring cleaning the issues lsit. I feel this issue is just confusing, so ideally we'd shift it to either a) closed or b) a clear problem definition (ideally...

Thanks @ruipaulomonteiro for circling back (and closing - hopefully the 11 remaining issues now correctly represent the actionable enhancements and/or investigations that this repo is the right place for...) @juanmalm...

Hi @AraHaan I'm [doing some spring cleaning here](https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-file/pull/263#issuecomment-1770367986) If you're intending to resolve the issues and take this PR to it's conclusion, it'd be good to get things resolved sooner...

The OP cites #257, which is closed. I am also closing #287, pointing to this as the replacement tracking issue It would be good for the overview here to cite...

> Sorry for being late again, something came up and I had to do that before making the changes here. That's absolutely not a problem - the most important thing...

Sorry to be a pain, but following up on https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-file/pull/258#issuecomment-1770399131 - Issue #257, the original motivation for this is now closed. - This leaves us without an overview comment that...