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@DonJayamanne I have run into this error while trying to use a javascript kernel. Upon opening the Developer Tools Console I see just the one error `Cannot read property 'length'...

Hi, sorry for the delay. I had asked the following question regarding a "cut-off" stacktrace on stackoverflow before I realized that that is more or less by design: https://stackoverflow.com/q/70620353/523144

I think this is the corresponding place in the non-Microsoft.Logging.Abstractions version: https://github.com/serilog/serilog/blob/1aabe1d6bde10382233fb2a50e0e2c6e0c9b8287/src/Serilog/Core/Logger.cs#L406 If one provides more context then the other should probably do so as well. I would really appreciate...

@nblumhardt To be honest I don't quite see what the advantage of wrapping it into another exception is. I mean, yes, the two stacktrace segements are now clearly separated. But...

Could you confirm, that the location I mentioned above is the equivalent place to where I added it in serilog-extensions-logging?https://github.com/serilog/serilog/blob/1aabe1d6bde10382233fb2a50e0e2c6e0c9b8287/src/Serilog/Core/Logger.cs#L406 The "native" Serilog logger is built slightly different and I...

Is there any news on this issue? Does a fix or workaround exist? @jhowardmsft @darrenstahlmsft

Are you sure that it is indeed a race condition? For me it always fails, same as thesandbender and jonstelly. Is there any way for me to collect more information...

I think this has been completed with #1214

Hi @baywet Thanks for your insights. For me this is mostly about clearly transporting my intent for how the data is expected to be shaped. Same as with the required...

I think it would be useful to add the `logger.add(...)` line that would reproduce the default sink. That would allow users to use it as a baseline for replacing it...