Restore couchdb logger #1532
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CouchDB client utility layer was recently refactored to be included in statecouchdb package. This caused the traditional [couchdb] logger and [statecouchdb] logger to log under a common [statecouchdb] logger. Since administrators and support staff often want to see only the CouchDB interactions in debug log, and since they are already accustomed to using the [couchdb] logger, this change restores the separate [couchdb] logger for the CouchDB client code, making it aligned with prior versions of Fabric. Signed-off-by: David Enyeart <[email protected]>
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CouchDB client utility layer was recently refactored to be included in statecouchdb package.
This caused the traditional [couchdb] logger and [statecouchdb] logger
to log under a common [statecouchdb] logger.
Since administrators and support staff often want to see only the CouchDB interactions
in debug log, and since they are already accustomed to using the [couchdb] logger,
this change restores the separate [couchdb] logger for the CouchDB client code,
making it aligned with prior versions of Fabric.
Signed-off-by: David Enyeart [email protected]