v0.9.3

Fix a regression from v0.9.2 where env_logger would fail to compile with the termcolor feature turned off.

v0.9.2

Fix and un-deprecate Target::Pipe, which was basically not working at all before and deprecated in 0.9.1.

v0.9.0

Breaking Changes:

• Default message format now prints the target instead of the module

Improvements:

• Added a method to print the module instead of the target

0.8.4

Improvements:

• Allow writing logs to a custom output target (via Target::Pipe)

Bug fixes:

• Actually allow overriding filter levels using env_logger::Builders methods, as documented

0.8.3

New features:

• Suffix customization for the default formatter (Builder::format_suffix) [#192]

Improvements:

• Improve documentation about log level names [#189]

Bug fixes:

• Ignore whitespace-only filter specifications [#188]
• Remove unneded files from crates.io tarball (including rust-toolchain whose presence caused issues for a few people)

0.8.2

Fixed a panic on io errors when writing to stdout / stderr (#184).

0.8.1

Update links in the documentation that were pointing to the old repository location.

0.8.0

Breaking changes:

• Update public dependency humantime to 2.0

Improvements:

• Update default colors for debug (white => blue) and trace (black => cyan)

Deprecations:

• env_logger::from_env has been deprecated in favor of env_logger::Builder::from_env

This release raises the minimum supported Rust version to 1.41.0.

0.7.1

Key Changes

• More thread-local durability

Contributions

• @divergentdave Thread local fallback

0.7.0

Key Changes

• Indent multiline messages by default
• Support more timestamp precision
• Update to the 2018 edition

Changes to minimum Rust

The minimum version of Rust required has been set at 1.31.0. We may change this in patch versions, but will always flag it in the release notes here.

You can always check the .travis.yml file to see the current minimum supported version.

Contributions

• @95ulisse Indentation for multiline log messages
• @oherrala Add more timestamp precisions
• Update to 2018 edition