More Restrained Color

What's Changed

• Add Windows, MacOS to GitHub Actions build matrix by @dolmen in #107
• Add ability to only colorize the header, not the whole log message by @evanphx in #108

New Contributors

• @dolmen made their first contribution in #107

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

Time and Infer improvements

What's Changed

• Set raw=true when special casing empty strings by @angrycub in #102
• Add InferLevelsWithTimestamp option by @lgfa29 in #101
• Add support for custom timestamp. Closes #103 by @binaek in #104

New Contributors

• @angrycub made their first contribution in #102
• @lgfa29 made their first contribution in #101
• @binaek made their first contribution in #104

Full Changelog: v0.17...v1.1.0

Stable Release

This release represents the stable API for go-hclog. It is being used across the fleet of HashiCorp projects and tools, as well as across the Go service landscape.

Pre-1.0 Beta

This release is the pre-1.0 beta.

The big change from 0.16.2 is more conservative rules around using quotes around string values. This should provide easier to parse/understand output.

v0.16.2

IMPROVEMENTS

• add Quote type to enable safe concise output of untrusted strings #96

BUG FIXES

• Fix slicing of WARN when detecting log levels #94

Add ability to remove wrappers from file:line

Merge pull request #93 from hashicorp/paddy_location_offset

Add an AdditionalLocationOffset option to LoggerOptions.

Improve hclogvet and plaintext rendering

Merge pull request #87 from hashicorp/b-multiline-improve

Improve rendering of empty strings and multiline values

v0.15.0

• Add new level Off, which provides a level for filtering all output.
• Add LoggerOptions.IndependentLevels, allowing sub-loggers to set their level independently from the parent.

Fix caller location for go modules

Fixes a bug caused the caller location to be incorrect for projects using go modules

Now with log.Logger wrapping!

This release adds the ability to wrap a standard library *log.Logger such that using the hclog.Logger will send data through the *log.Logger's Printf to cohabitate with existing usage.