/// <inheritdoc />
protected override void OnError(EventWrittenEventArgs eventData)
{
var level = eventData.Level;
if (level == EventLevel.Error)
{
long keywords = (long)eventData.Keywords;
string eventName = eventData.EventName;
string eventMessage = FormattingEventListener.CreateFullMessageString(eventData, "error", eventData.Message, m_baseTime, useCustomPipDescription: false);
// Errors replayed from workers should respect their original event name and keywords
if (eventData.EventId == (int)SharedLogEventId.DistributionWorkerForwardedError)
{
eventMessage = (string)eventData.Payload[0];
eventName = (string)eventData.Payload[2];
keywords = (long)eventData.Payload[3];
}
BucketError(keywords, eventName, eventMessage);
}
else
{
// OnError() called for an EventLevel other than error?!? How can this be? It is possible for the
// WarningMapper to upconvert a lower priority event to an error
Contract.Assert((level == EventLevel.Warning) || (level == EventLevel.Informational) || (level == EventLevel.Verbose));
string eventMessage = FormattingEventListener.CreateFullMessageString(eventData, "error", eventData.Message, DateTime.Now, useCustomPipDescription: false);
// The configuration promoted a warning to an error. That's a user error
UserErrorDetails.RegisterError(eventData.EventName, eventMessage);
}
}
/// <inheritdoc />
protected override void OnCritical(EventWrittenEventArgs eventData)
{
Contract.Assume(eventData.Level == EventLevel.Critical);
long keywords = (long)eventData.Keywords;
string eventName = eventData.EventName;
string eventMessage = FormattingEventListener.CreateFullMessageString(eventData, "error", eventData.Message, m_baseTime, useCustomPipDescription: false);
BucketError(keywords, eventName, eventMessage);
Interlocked.Increment(ref m_numCriticals);
}