#Logs structure

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eternal nacelle
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Hi,

I'm using Grafana with Loki and Alloy, and the logs are being structured as shown in the attached image.

Is there a way to disable log prettification so that each log entry remains on a single line and doesn't span multiple rows in the Grafana Logs UI?

Thanks!

mint spireBOT
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources do not contain information about configuring or disabling log prettification or formatting for integration with Grafana, Loki, or Alloy. The documentation covers how to use the built-in logging system in Trigger.dev, including structured logs with the logger object and standard console logs, but it does not mention options for controlling log output formatting (such as single-line vs. multi-line logs) for external log aggregation tools like Grafana or Loki.

If you need more control over log formatting, you may need to handle this at the point where logs are exported or ingested into your logging stack, but this is not addressed in the provided Trigger.dev documentation.

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eternal nacelle
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Anyone?

slim drift
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We do "structured logging" which is a standard for logging in production. Grafana must support this surely?

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Ah this is logs from one of the workers executing

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Ok we must not be using our normal structured logger inside the execution stuff there. I don't think we've ever had anyone want to push those logs somewhere else before

eternal nacelle
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Ok, now you know 🙂
Happy to help

Can I change that with some configuration?

slim drift
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No I don’t think so. I’m not sure why this is happening. It’s pretty common though so there might be a way to deal with it on the receiving side