atomkirk
Using elixir 1.15 logger filter features
In the Logger docs it says:
Support for custom filters and handlers as provided by Erlang's :logger.
I really just want to create a simple filter that removes oban ecto queries from my output. I want to continue to see my own apps ecto queries. So I was thinking this would be a good way to do this but I’m not sure how. How do I create a filter as this bullet point suggests?
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josevalim
I found this on the internet and it looks correct: Elixir Logger and Erlang filters — TILs and Life
PRs to improve the docs will be very welcome too. 
sorentwo
Yes, understood—that’s what the log option is used for. From the Oban docs:
:log— eitherfalseto disable logging or a standard log level (:error,:warning,:info,:debug, etc.). This determines whether queries are logged or not; overriding the repo’s configured log level. Defaults tofalse, where no queries are logged.
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