@demirmusa, Forgive my ignorance. Why is a 401 reported as an exception?
Hi @demimursa, We seem to be using exception to handle programming flow. Let me give a simple example. I want to oursource the support of my system to a third party. One of the things this out-sourcing company will do is to check HTTP 500 errors and report them back to me. At the moment it is not possible to monitor HTTP 500 errors with Zero because the error log is full of exceptions such as "wrong password" and "token expired". These are not exceptions and should not be handled as such. So, I have to order my out-sourcing company to ignore exceptions because 99.5% of them are not actually exceptions: Failed login and token expired should both be warnings at best. And, moreover, as I said, this is a production system. Am I supposed to trace each exception back to the user and find out if they were redirected to the login page? The following issues would address the problem to some extent, they have all been on the backlog for months. Silent refresh token for JWT Session lock screen User lockout
.NET Core, Angular, aspnet Framework 4.6.1 - 6.8.1 Having recently upgraded Visual Studio 2019 (Community) to 16.4.0 I am getting the following message on the yellow bar to the top of the page: I don't really want to create bloat with even more Microsoft DLL's, can anyone advise as to whether this should be installed or not? Should it be installed in every project or just in the Web.Host? Has anyone else used it, is it in use at Zero?
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Hi @ismcagdas, yes, that's the same issue.
Hi @hilkakan, Sorry I don't get that. Are you saying that if the %-40.40logger variable is 128 characters long the log will just show the last 40 characters and ignore the first 88? Is this so the text file created by the log will always have the - %message%newline variable starting at exactly the same column number? It's not a criticism, just a simple question, my logs are being sent to Application Insights so I can make changes to my own project. I would just like confirmation on what the standard default is.