Trace reconnecting MQTT errors at INFO level#1739
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@microsoft-github-policy-service agree |
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I'd rather ask users to opt into this kind of behavior as opposed to making it the default. How about #1740 instead? |
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… as errors (#1740) SAS authorized MQTT connections have routine disconnects that some users don't want treated as errors or warnings in logs. This adds a flag they can set in client options to opt out of the current default. Also defer creating a multiplexing retry policy until a multiplexing client is created to avoid unnecessary logs Like #1739 but requiring opting in to logging these routine disconnects opt-in
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Closing this as #1740 addresses this issue |
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