Chris
Chris
I can see the case for both normalization and for wanting to communicate dates in their native timezones to applications. Maybe this calls for 2 types?
Manually set a DIRENV_CONFIG env variable for my user to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\direnv and the error has stopped. Maybe there should be a default place in Windows?
I'm not sure it exposes HOME by default. Maybe add some documentation about setting it?
This attribute causes an exception in my code that uses suds, so I can't use pudb with it.
Which package needs to be compiled and linked to which library?
It's structured like JSON but a bit more readable. Plenty of examples in that posted link.
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/logfmt/0.2
Yes, except everything is key value, even the message (message="%^asdf"). And there has to be smart quoting "" for spaces and strings with quotes.
I had done something similar to log request times. https://gist.github.com/offero/5061d2c0900e0112a2e8. I use structured logging so there is always a "message" and an "extra" that is a dict that get's serialized,...
But not everyone will be on 16.5 and do you want to make that a requirement?