Struct rocket::trace::subscriber::RocketDynFmt
source · pub struct RocketDynFmt { /* private fields */ }
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impl RocketDynFmt
sourcepub fn new(config: Option<&Config>) -> Self
pub fn new(config: Option<&Config>) -> Self
Creates a new RocketDynFmt
subscriber given a Config
.
Config::log_format
determines which RocketFmt
subscriber (either
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If config
is None
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impl<S: Subscriber + for<'a> LookupSpan<'a>> Layer<S> for RocketDynFmt
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impl !Freeze for RocketDynFmt
impl RefUnwindSafe for RocketDynFmt
impl Send for RocketDynFmt
impl Sync for RocketDynFmt
impl Unpin for RocketDynFmt
impl UnwindSafe for RocketDynFmt
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