review-logging-patterns

Structured logs improve debugging by transforming scattered console statements into comprehensive wide events. Using `useLogger()` accumulates request context, ensuring errors are wrapped with `createError` to enhance application traceability and security during code reviews.

The best way to handle error logging in request handlers is by ensuring errors are wrapped with `createError` and utilizing `useLogger()` for context accumulation. This structured approach follows evlog standards to maintain clarity and security.

Reviewing code for logging best practices involves identifying scattered console logs and recommending their conversion into a single wide event. This enforces structured logging standards, ensuring errors are wrapped properly and request handlers accumulate context effectively.

Yes, this code review approach works directly with the evlog logging library. It enforces evlog's specific standards by ensuring code utilizes `useLogger()` for context accumulation and wraps errors with `createError` for improved security and debugging.

You should replace ad-hoc logs with structured wide events when you need to improve debugging and observability. Transforming multiple `console.log()` statements into a single wide event using `useLogger()` enhances traceability and ensures secure error handling.