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Microsoft.Aspnet.Authentication.OpenIdConnect uses ILogger to log events whereas Wilson uses EventSource based logging. Currently, there is no easy way for a user using OIDC to get an integrated log from both aspnet and wilson (OIDC takes a hard dependency on Wilson). They have to configure both the loggers separately and it is very difficult to debug using the separated logs.
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leastprivilege commentedon Jul 2, 2015
Oh really - why is that? Must be an artifact from the Katana version.
kevinchalet commentedon Jul 2, 2015
@leastprivilege
ILoggeris part of the new logging block and has nothing to do with Katana: https://github.com/aspnet/Logging 😄leastprivilege commentedon Jul 2, 2015
Oh really? ;) So who is using EventSource then - and why?
kevinchalet commentedon Jul 2, 2015
EventSourceis used by Wilson for its internal logging.Why? I dunno: #258 (comment)
brentschmaltz commentedon Jul 3, 2015
Because ILogger is not available for some of the customers of Wilson.
kevinchalet commentedon Jul 3, 2015
Then it might be a good idea to list those targets and add them to aspnet/Logger.
/cc @Eilon
tushargupta51 commentedon Jul 6, 2015
Aligning the logging experience of Wilson with ADAL is one reason. ADAL uses EventSource.
Eilon commentedon Sep 3, 2015
Both ASP.NET 5 components and Wilson can (or will be able to) write to EventSource, and that is the best way to get unified logs.