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There are a couple of places in FDBRecordStore where we're logging information about something that happened in the store, but we're not including the subspace provider so we're missing out on which record store the log is about. For example, the "index state change" message, indicating an index was either enabled or disabled, is missing those log keys.
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There were a handful of places in the `FDBRecordStore` class that were were logging but didn't include the subspace provider as context. This means that we couldn't tell what store the logs were trying to log about, which made it hard to correlate with other operations to the store. This resolves that by adding in the missing information to the missing logs.
This fixesFoundationDB#2936.
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There were a handful of places in the `FDBRecordStore` class that were were logging but didn't include the subspace provider as context. This means that we couldn't tell what store the logs were trying to log about, which made it hard to correlate with other operations to the store. This resolves that by adding in the missing information to the missing logs.
This fixesFoundationDB#2936.
There are a couple of places in
FDBRecordStore
where we're logging information about something that happened in the store, but we're not including the subspace provider so we're missing out on which record store the log is about. For example, the "index state change" message, indicating an index was either enabled or disabled, is missing those log keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: