User-defined log stream prefix (issue #83) #84
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Issue #83
Added LogStreamPrefix to allow the library user, optionally, to specify a user-defined segment of the log stream prefix. If specified, the log stream name will begin with this user-defined segment, followed by the system-defined prefix segment of the yyyy/mm/dd form, then followed by the suffix (user defined or system defined, as in prior state).
Enhanced unit tests for all supported unit test frameworks to test LogStreamPrefix in a manner similar to the pre-existing LogStreamSuffix.
The design invariant that a unique date-based component be included in the log stream name is maintained.
Backwards compatibility is maintained, as leaving the LogStreamPrefix null or empty results in behavior identical to the prior state.
As per design of the CloudWatch log stream enumeration API, this allows for significantly more efficient filtered enumeration of log streams within a log group, when the user wants to filter by a meaningful (rather than date-based) prefix. see logStreamNamePrefix property
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