Bump Serilog from 2.12.0 to 4.1.0

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Bumps Serilog from 2.12.0 to 4.1.0.

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v4.1.0

• #2108 - failure listeners and fallback sinks (@​nblumhardt)
• #2120 - add BatchingOptions.RetryTimeLimit and update retry scheduling algorithm (@​nblumhardt)

Important note

IBatchedLogEventSink batch retry scheduling has changed in this version. The default configuration still tries failed batches for approximately ten minutes, but the BufferingTimeLimit no longer implicitly causes the retry time to be extended or reduced. If you need a specific retry time, set BatchingOptions.RetryTimeLimit, which reliably controls retry time.

v4.0.2

• #2094 - remove boxing and string allocations in output template formatting (@​epeshk)
• #2103 - don't capture properties with private get accessors (@​nblumhardt)
• #2095 - remove junk file (@​Numpsy)
• #2116 - fall back to IDisposable in Log.CloseAndFlushAsync() when the target logger is not IAsyncDisposable (@​nblumhardt)

v4.0.1

• #2090 — when capturing structured values, reuse HashSet instances, reduce LINQ usage, avoid reallocating string[] to improve performance and cut GC pressure (@​nblumhardt)
• #2089 - allow capturing of non-anonymous structured values when trimming (@​nblumhardt)
• #2083 - use Major.Minor.0.0 assembly versioning (@​nblumhardt)

v4.0.0

What's new in Serilog 4.0.0?

If you're deploying to .NET Framework, note that Serilog's assembly version number has been unpinned from the long-running historical 2.0.0 default, and now matches the package version precisely. If you encounter issues, ensure your build is generating valid assembly binding redirects.

Simple, robust, built-in batching support

Sinks that need batching functionality can now be easily written, without any additional package dependencies, by implementing IBatchedLogEventSink:

class MyBatchedSink: IBatchedLogEventSink
{
    public Task EmitBatchAsync(IReadOnlyCollection<LogEvent> batch)
    {
        // Send a batch of log events...
    }
}

Batched sinks can be added using WriteTo.Sink(IBatchedLogEventSink, ...) - they're given first-class consideration just like regular un-batched sinks.

The built-in batching implementation is based on System.Threading.Channels and draws on the original Serilog.Sinks.PeriodicBatching package (now in maintenance-mode), to provide a full-featured, efficient, async-native batching implementation.

Experimental dotted name capturing

By setting an experimental AppContext switch, message templates can be used to capture dotted names, which are required when using some logging schemas.

AppContext.SetSwitch("Serilog.Parsing.MessageTemplateParser.AcceptDottedPropertyNames", true);
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Commits

• 467cfd8 Give up on skipping sync builds for now (#2131)
• de5e22e Attempt to avoid building PR syncs, number 2 (#2130)
• 57e6e2b Never publish from PRs, even within the same repo (#2129)
• 46a3b30 An initial Actions-based CI build and publishing workflow (#2127)
• fe40d19 Add BatchingOptions.RetryTimeLimit (#2120)
• 3da0979 Failure listeners and fallback sinks (#2108)
• 4dca2ae Minor version bump, features incoming [skip ci]
• 7b85d53 Update publishing key
• 3aa295b Properly synchronize use of InMemoryBatchedSink fields (attempting to fix fla...
• 6e5a82c Tighten up the test to ensure we don't add IAsyncDisposable to the test stub
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