Use callable classes for custom Monolog processors #10125
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@jaikdean I've just checked Monolog and you are totally right! Let's make this change because it's consistent and simplifies things a lot. Thanks for helping us improve Symfony Docs and congrats on your first contribution to this repository! |
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…dean) This PR was merged into the 2.8 branch. Discussion ---------- Use callable classes for custom Monolog processors The built-in Monolog processors all use callable classes with an `__invoke()` method, whereas the Symfony documentation uses a `processRecord()` method. Using `__invoke()` provides consistency with the standard processors and also removes the need to specify the method name in the service configuration. Commits ------- 6f1a0f3 Use callable classes for custom Monolog processors
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The built-in Monolog processors all use callable classes with an
__invoke()method, whereas the Symfony documentation uses aprocessRecord()method. Using__invoke()provides consistency with the standard processors and also removes the need to specify the method name in the service configuration.