public void SetLogLevel_UpdatesNamespaceDescendants()
        {
            // arrange (A* should log at Information)
            var provider = new SerilogDynamicProvider(GetConfiguration());

            // act I: with original setup
            var childLogger      = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C");
            var configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            var tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");

            // assert I: base namespace is in the response, correctly
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);

            configurations = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();

            // act II: set A.B* to log at Trace
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", LogLevel.Trace);
            configurations = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();

            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            var tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");

            // assert II:  base hasn't changed but the one set at runtime and all descendants (including a concrete logger) have
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(childLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace));

            // act III: set A to something else, make sure it inherits down
            provider.SetLogLevel("A", LogLevel.Error);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");
            var grandchildLogger = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C.D");

            // assert again
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Error, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Error, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.False(childLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Warning));
            Assert.False(grandchildLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Warning));
        }
        public void SetLogLevel_UpdatesNamespaceDescendants()
        {
            // arrange (A* should log at Information)
            var provider = new SerilogDynamicProvider(GetConfiguration());

            // act I: with original setup
            var childLogger      = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C");
            var configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            var tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");

            // assert I: base namespace is in the response, correctly
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);

            configurations = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();

            // act II: set A.B* to log at Trace
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", LogLevel.Trace);
            configurations = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();

            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            var tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");

            // assert II: since Serilog doesnt expose filters, we can only change  at the granularity of configured filters
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(childLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace));

            // act III: set A to something else, make sure it inherits down
            provider.SetLogLevel("A", LogLevel.Error);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");
            var grandchildLogger = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C.D");

            // assert again
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Error, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Error, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.False(childLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Warning));
            Assert.False(grandchildLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Debug));
        }
        public void SetLogLevel_Can_Reset_to_Default()
        {
            // arrange (A* should log at Information)
            var provider = new SerilogDynamicProvider(GetConfiguration());

            // act I: with original setup
            var firstLogger      = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C");
            var configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            var tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");

            // assert I: base namespace is in the response, correctly
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);

            // act II: set A.B* to log at Trace
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", LogLevel.Trace);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            var tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");

            // assert II: base hasn't changed but the one set at runtime and all descendants (including a concrete logger) have
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(firstLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace));

            // act III: reset A.B
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", null);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");
            var secondLogger = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C.D");

            // assert again
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(firstLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Information));
            Assert.True(secondLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Information));
        }
        public void SetLogLevel_Can_Reset_to_Default()
        {
            // arrange (A* should log at Information)
            var provider = new SerilogDynamicProvider(GetConfiguration());

            // act I: with original setup
            var firstLogger      = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C");
            var configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            var tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");

            // assert I: base namespace is in the response, correctly
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);

            // act II: set A.B* to log at Trace
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", LogLevel.Trace);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            var tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");

            // assert II: since Serilog doesnt expose filters, we can only change  at the granularity of configured overrides
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Trace, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(firstLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace));

            // act III: reset A.B
            provider.SetLogLevel("A.B", null);
            configurations   = provider.GetLoggerConfigurations();
            tierOneNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A");
            tierTwoNamespace = configurations.First(n => n.Name == "A.B");
            var secondLogger = provider.CreateLogger("A.B.C.D");

            // assert again
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierOneNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.Equal(LogLevel.Information, tierTwoNamespace.EffectiveLevel);
            Assert.True(firstLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Information));
            Assert.True(secondLogger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Information));
        }