How can I set different loglevels per application/library in Lager?
For example, I would like to see debug messages on the console, but only for my application, not for any libraries I use (eg. amqp_client).
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This can't be (easily) done with
lager:debug, etc. However, with lager 3.x, you can now have multiple sinks, which means that you could define a sink namedmyapp, and usemyapp:debug, etc.. Then you can configure the logging levels, filters and destinations independently for each sink.