feat(stackable-telemetry)!: Allow configuration of file_log_max_files
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Co-authored-by: Nick <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Nick <[email protected]>
BREAKING: `FileLogSettingsBuilder::with_max_log_files` which took a `usize` was renamed to `FileLogSettingsBuilder::with_max_files` and now takes an `impl Into<Option<usize>>`
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Part of stackabletech/issues#639
BREAKING: Allow configuration of
file_log_max_files.--file-log-max-filesCLI argument (env:FILE_LOG_MAX_FILES).FileLogSettingsBuilder::with_max_log_fileswhich took ausizewas renamed toFileLogSettingsBuilder::with_max_filesand now takes animpl Into<Option<usize>>for improved builder ergonomics.