vrod
I am using timex for date maths and I notice that there are always debug messages when my app starts.
I want to make my app wait until the tzdata has loaded. I see the Tzdata.ReleaseUpdater uses Process.send_after(self(), :check_if_time_to_update, 3000) to do the things that send this debug log (I hope I have located that correctly).
Is it possible to have my app startup wait until tzdata has loaded? Application.ensure_loaded(:tzdata) did not work.
If that is not possible, maybe it is possible to turn off the log messages only for that package. Is that possible? Have other people had this problem? How to solve?
Thank you!
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ruslandoga
You can either have a genserver (blocking in
init) which periodically polls some state in tzdata which allows it to check if the update is complete, or ignore debug level logs. The former might be problematic if genserver blocks for too long so that its supervisor fails.First approach (might make the app fail to start and I haven’t actually tried it out):
Second approach (if you just want to make the logs go away):
Or you can completely purge the debug logs from
Tzdata.ReleaseUpdatersince it’s usingLogger.debugmacros (it wouldn’t have worked if it usedLogger.logor:logger):ericgray
Are you referring to messages like this?
If so these messages can be disabled. If you’re running Elixir 1.9 or greater you need to create a
configdirectory with aconfig.exsfile at the root level. Inside theconfig.exsfile add these lines.Not sure if this is what you’re looking for but this will turn off the debug messages you see when your app starts.
Check out the tzdata lib for more configuration info.
Nicd
This will also turn off the tzdata autoupdate mechanism, not just the debug messages.
ericgray
Yep, you’re right. Is there a way to keep the autoupdate and disable the messages?
Nicd
The first response by @ruslandoga lists several options, I think the first and last one look promising.
vrod
Thank you for the good ideas!
I tried putting
Tzdata.ReleaseUpdater.check_if_time_to_update()at the top of my application start. This works for me because I can see that the tz has updated and these log messages appear before any log messages that my app sends.I also tried
Logger.put_module_level/2and that seemed to work but then I worried that maybe I need to see logs sometimes.dumadi
I keep running into the error when deploying a release on render.com. Any ideas on how to take care of this?