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Local Filter CONTAINS always checks Stacktrace column #23
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Thanks for the feedback, I will have a look and try to reproduce; in
between if you could send a sample log would also be greatly appreciated.
It could be related to some weird encoding therefore a sample file might be
useful.
…On Thu, 10 Oct 2024 at 5:55 am, Arthur ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm using Windows, in cmd.
At first I thought the local filtering just didn't work, but after playing
with it, I've found some things...
If I do a simple search, like "INFO", it will search for that text in all
fields, as I'd expect.
If I do Level CONTAINS "INFO", it returns no results (although I clearly
have logs with Level INFO.)
Interestingly, if I do Level CONTAINS "Logger", I get results! But these
results contain the word "Logger" in the "Stacktrace" column, not in the
Level column.
This seems to be 100% consistent. If I do Message CONTAINS "Logger", I
also get results where Stacktrace includes "Logger". So regardless of what
column I specify in the filter, it always uses the stacktrace column.
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@arthuratplayableworlds, I could not reproduce, please provide a sample log, any template you're using to render the logs and I'll try reproducing again. |
I can't attach the template but this is its contents:
and the log: |
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I'm using Windows, in cmd.
At first I thought the local filtering just didn't work, but after playing with it, I've found some things...
If I do a simple search, like
"INFO"
, it will search for that text in all fields, as I'd expect.If I do
Level CONTAINS "INFO"
, it returns no results (although I clearly have logs with Level INFO.)Interestingly, if I do
Level CONTAINS "Logger"
, I get results! But these results contain the word "Logger" in the "Stacktrace" column, not in the Level column.This seems to be 100% consistent. If I do
Message CONTAINS "Logger"
, I also get results where Stacktrace includes "Logger". So regardless of what column I specify in the filter, it always uses the stacktrace column.In this screenshot you can see I'm checking if the timestamp contains Logger. Obviously, it doesn't.
Here's the expanded log:
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