update logr to 1.2.4 and fix Stash client #210
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In version 1.2.4 a [change](go-logr/logr#166) was introduced that significantly changed the assumptions about logr's API, i.e. that `logr.Logger{} != logr.Discard()`. This condition doesn't evaluate to true with 1.2.4, anymore, and the default value of the `logr.Logger` type is now usable as a replacement for `logr.Discard()`. Therefore we do not need to check if the value has been provided, anymore: If it is not provided, the default one is used which is effectively a discarding logger. closes #209 Signed-off-by: Max Jonas Werner <[email protected]>
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In version 1.2.4 of logr a change was introduced that significantly changed the assumptions about logr's API, i.e. that
logr.Logger{} != logr.Discard(). This condition doesn't evaluate to true with 1.2.4, anymore, and the default value of thelogr.Loggertype is now usable as a replacement forlogr.Discard().Therefore we do not need to check if the value has been provided, anymore: If it is not provided, the default one is used which is effectively a discarding logger.
closes #209