`entry.Log(logrus.FatalLevel, "fatal level")` doesn't call `logger.Exit(1)`

[dlsrb6342]

• I found a bug that entry.Log doesn't call logger.Exit(1).
• If I call entry.Log with logrus.FatalLevel, system doesn't exit.

[fatelei]

in entry.log only level <= PanicLevel will lead to panic

FatalLevel is bigger than PanicLevel

[dlsrb6342]

I mean System.Exit(1) not panic. As second picture that you attatched, FatalLevel should calls logger.Exit(1)

[fatelei]

I mean System.Exit(1) not panic. As second picture that you attatched, FatalLevel should calls logger.Exit(1)

I have check the code，this is a demo，work as expect.

[dlsrb6342]

check this demo. As I described in issue, I call entry.Log(log.FatalLevel, "fatal") but it didn't call System.Exit(1)

[fatelei]

i read the code

• call entry.Fatal this function will call entry.logger.Exit
• call entry.Log, this function only panic when level <= PanicLevel, so it with FatalLevel will not exit program.

Maybe this is by design @sirupsen

Anyway, if this is a bug, i can fix it

[dgsb]

This is not a bug. It works as documented:

~/src/logrus$ go doc . Entry.Log
package logrus // import "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"

func (entry *Entry) Log(level Level, args ...interface{})
    Log will log a message at the level given as parameter. Warning: using Log
    at Panic or Fatal level will not respectively Panic nor Exit. For this
    behaviour Entry.Panic or Entry.Fatal should be used instead.