Integrate logging to application/features/.
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Release Notes
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New Features
- Enhanced logging functionality across multiple components, including Audio, Connection, SFTP, Term, VNC, and WebSocket features, improving traceability and error handling.
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Bug Fixes
- Improved error logging for various operations, such as VNC password handling and SFTP permissions changes.
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Documentation
- Updated internal logging statements to provide better insights into system operations without altering existing functionality.
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Walkthrough
The changes across multiple files introduce logging functionality to enhance traceability and error handling in various classes and methods. Each file now includes a logger that captures significant events, connection attempts, and error conditions, improving the observability of operations without altering the core functionality of the code.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
application/features/Audio.py |
Added logging to Audio and AudioWebSocket classes for connection and error handling. |
application/features/Connection.py |
Introduced logging in ForwardServerHandler and Connection classes for connection tracking. Updated method signatures with logging. |
application/features/SFTP.py |
Implemented logging in SFTP class methods for operations like connection, file management, and permissions. |
application/features/Term.py |
Added logging to Term and TermWebSocket classes for connection and message handling. |
application/features/VNC.py |
Enhanced logging in VNC class for connection management and error reporting. Updated method signatures with logging. |
application/features/mywebsockify.py |
Introduced logging in MyProxyRequestHandler and MySSLProxyServer classes for authentication and SSL handling. Updated method signatures with logging. |
application/features/vncpasswd.py |
Added logging to vncpasswd function for password writing actions. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Audio
participant AudioWebSocket
User->>Audio: Connect
Audio->>AudioWebSocket: Establish WebSocket
AudioWebSocket-->>User: Connection Established
Audio->>Audio: Launch Audio
Audio-->>User: Audio Launched
Audio->>Audio: Handle Errors
Audio-->>User: Error Logged
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Connection
participant ForwardServerHandler
User->>Connection: Connect
Connection->>ForwardServerHandler: Establish Connection
ForwardServerHandler-->>User: Connection Established
Connection->>Connection: Track Status
Connection-->>User: Status Logged
Possibly related PRs
- #40: The changes in
application/routes/audio.pyinvolve modifications to thestart_audiofunction, which is related to audio operations, similar to the logging enhancements made in theAudioclass of the main PR.
Suggested reviewers
- junhaoliao
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🐰 With each connection, a tale to tell,
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