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This was left in as a debuging statement. Fixed.
For now, this just allows for passing in a `:single_file` for the options, which overrides the default functionality for writing files (which uses a `:id_col` to help determine file name). The previous form is still valid as well, just allows for passing in a IO object. This doesn't open the file for you (however), but that might change in the future.
This is a parser of the rails logger, and allows you to determine the length of a given request by matching up the thread ID with the "Started" and "Completed in" lines. Also does some aggregation as well, and makes use of the MultiFileLogParser to handle the two log lines it is searching for. Built from: https://gist.github.com/NickLaMuro/18b2fae94b26444e49f03920799f083c
This was referenced Aug 10, 2018
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This is a parser of the rails logger, and allows you to determine the length of a given request by matching up the thread ID with the "Started" and "Completed in" lines.
Also does some aggregation as well, and makes use of the
MultiFileLogParserto handle the two log lines it is searching for.