Optimizing Logging in Effect.forEach with Filters
What‘s the recommended approach for gathering logs when in e.g. in an effect forEach with a filter, where I want to gather all the logs and then return one log with data based on the filter within the foreach?
(Currently using Effect.tap and logging there, but this creates way to many log entries due to the amount of elements gone through)
(Currently using Effect.tap and logging there, but this creates way to many log entries due to the amount of elements gone through)
Production-grade applications in TypeScript.
6,221Members
Resources
Recent Announcements
Similar Threads
Was this page helpful?
