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Package log centralizes slog setup. The root cobra command installs the process-wide default logger in its PersistentPreRunE (internal/cli/root.go), which is what makes a slog.Warn from internal/render or internal/marketplace render as an agentsync diagnostic instead of a timestamped stdlib log line.
That wiring IS this package. Without it, library-side slog falls through to slog's default handler — the shape #211 was reported against.
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func Detach ¶ added in v0.13.0
func Detach()
Detach points the process default at a discarding handler.
For TEST BINARIES. A real process installs once and exits, so the handler's writer outlives it. A test binary runs many Execute() cycles, each leaving slog.Default() bound to that invocation's stderr — usually a *bytes.Buffer owned by a test that has already finished. A later library slog.Warn then writes into a dead buffer: silent today, a data race under t.Parallel.
Discarding, not restoring the original: the original is the stdlib handler, whose timestamped stderr lines are the shape this package replaces. A test that wants to observe records installs its own handler.
func Install ¶ added in v0.13.0
Install makes New's logger the process-wide slog default. Detach is the undo.
func New ¶
New returns a slog.Logger that renders through p's diagnostic vocabulary, writing to w. Debug level when verbose, otherwise Info.
This level gates only slog-sourced diagnostics. It is not a global quiet switch: a command's own output and its direct p.Warnf calls are not slog records and are unaffected.
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