This is one of those "develop with pleasure" little touches: how about adding a horizontal ruler in the server log every time a web application is redeployed? This would help developers to separate text from a previous deployment from text that was logged after the deployment.
Of course, a feature request from me isn't complete without a lame mock-up screenshot. This one here shows a tomcat server log. The horizontal blue line shows where the text from the last redeployment starts.
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This is one of those "develop with pleasure" little touches: how about adding a horizontal ruler in the server log every time a web application is redeployed? This would help developers to separate text from a previous deployment from text that was logged after the deployment.
Of course, a feature request from me isn't complete without a lame mock-up screenshot. This one here shows a tomcat server log. The horizontal blue line shows where the text from the last redeployment starts.
NNTP User - 05 May 05 18:52 This could be useful. I don't redeploy as much as I used to, but it
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.
NNTP User - 30 Jul 05 08:56 This could be useful. I don't redeploy as much as I used to, but it
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.
NNTP User - 31 Jul 05 00:19 This could be useful. I don't redeploy as much as I used to, but it
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.
NNTP User - 14 Dec 05 19:45 This could be useful. I don't redeploy as much as I used to, but it
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.
NNTP User - 27 Dec 06 21:33 This could be useful. I don't redeploy as much as I used to, but it
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.
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Add a horizontal ruler in the server log every time an application is redeployed
still happens several times a day. Probably not too hard to do either.