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pkg/loginit
Startup wiring that connects user configuration to the logger. Lives in its own package so neither pkg/config nor pkg/logger has to import the other for startup orchestration.
Files
| File | Role |
|---|---|
loginit.go |
ApplyLogLevel() — reads log_level from upload config and applies it |
Key API
ApplyLogLevel()— called fromcmd/root.go'sPersistentPreRun. Silently no-ops if the config can't be read; logs a warning and leaves the default level in place iflog_levelis set to an unrecognized value.
Why it exists
Historically ApplyLogLevel lived in pkg/config, but moving the path helper for ~/.confab (CF-463) needed pkg/logger to depend on a pkg/config helper — which would have created an import cycle (pkg/config already imports pkg/logger). Splitting the startup orchestration out keeps the dependency graph one-way: both pkg/config and pkg/logger depend on pkg/confabpath, and pkg/loginit sits above both.
Testing
go test ./pkg/loginit/...
Tests use CONFAB_LOG_DIR to redirect the logger to a temp directory and verify behavior by checking what was actually emitted to the log file (debug probe → check whether it appeared).
Dependencies
Uses: pkg/config (for GetUploadConfig + ParseLogLevel), pkg/logger (for Get().SetLevel and warning emission).
Used by: cmd/ (called once at process startup from rootCmd.PersistentPreRun).
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package loginit wires the logger up to user configuration at process startup. It depends on both pkg/config and pkg/logger so neither of those packages has to import the other for startup orchestration.
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Functions ¶
func ApplyLogLevel ¶
func ApplyLogLevel()
ApplyLogLevel reads the log level from upload config and applies it to the logger. No-ops if the config can't be read; logs a warning and leaves the default level in place if log_level is unrecognized.
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Source Files