Is there some reason that the Rails logger doesn''t log nil as the
string
"nil", like the Ruby logger does? It is a bit confusing.
Ruby example:
$ cat log.rb
require ''logger''
logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
logger.info "test"
logger.info true
logger.info nil
logger.info "end test"
$ ruby log.rb
I, [2006-11-15T16:45:00.348262 #2058] INFO -- : test
I, [2006-11-15T16:45:00.348815 #2058] INFO -- : true
I, [2006-11-15T16:45:00.348917 #2058] INFO -- : nil
I, [2006-11-15T16:45:00.349006 #2058] INFO -- : end test
Rails 1.1.6 example:
class AboutController < ApplicationController
def home
logger.info "test"
logger.info true
logger.info nil
logger.info "end test"
end
end
Processing AboutController#home (for 127.0.0.1 at 2006-11-15 16:46:54)
[GET]
Session ID: 36e54d45b4ccb93b8d70d1a243526682
Parameters: {"action"=>"home",
"controller"=>"about"}
test
true
end test
Rendering about/home
Completed in 0.00238 (419 reqs/sec) | Rendering: 0.00092 (38%) | 200 OK
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