> The key decision is thus between two patterns: using a global logger or using dependency injection. The former is extremely convenient but adds a hidden dependency that’s hard to test, while the latter is more verbose but makes dependencies explicit, resulting in highly testable and flexible code.
Curious how different people handle this. I personally pretty much always pass a logger into function, classes, structs (what have you) so it has the context I need it to. It's a tad more verbose I guess, but it's such a minor lift I've always found it worth it.
Curious how different people handle this. I personally pretty much always pass a logger into function, classes, structs (what have you) so it has the context I need it to. It's a tad more verbose I guess, but it's such a minor lift I've always found it worth it.