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Last release 11 days ago
27 Sep 2026
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10 years old
440 releases · first in 2016
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slogr: fix unintended API break in v1.4.0 by @pohly in #253
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1
This release dramatically improves interoperability with Go's log/slog package. In particular, logr.NewContext and logr.NewContextWithSlogLogger use t
This release dramatically improves interoperability with Go's log/slog package. In particular, logr.NewContext and logr.NewContextWithSlogLogger use the same context key, which allows logr.FromContext and logr.FromContextAsSlogLogger to return logr.Logger or *slog.Logger respectively, including transparently converting each to the other as needed.
Functions logr/slogr.NewLogr and logr/slogr.ToSlogHandler have been superceded by logr.FromSlogHandler and logr.ToSlogHandler respectively, and type logr/slogr.SlogSink has been superceded by logr.SlogSink. All of the old names in logr/slogr remain, for compatibility.
Package logr/funcr now supports logr.SlogSink, meaning that it's output passes all but one of the Slog conformance tests (that exception being that funcr handles the timestamp itself).
Users who have a logr.Logger and need a *slog.Logger can call slog.New(logr.ToSlogHandler(...)) and all output will go through the same stack.
Users who have a *slog.Logger or slog.Handler can call logr.FromSlogHandler(...) and all output will go through the same stack.
Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0
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