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Currently, all values are surrounded by double quotes. This is redundant and, more importantly, confusing, when the message itself contains such quotes:
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Only string values are surrounded by double-quotes. The double-quotes are meant to indicate the value is a string. For instance, without them, the "400" would look like a number when it's actually a string. And, if the underlying value of the "400" were instead a number (e.g. 400) it would not have the quotes.
For the second log message, the value is a string that itself contains double-quotes. Would it be less confusing if the inner quotes were escaped?
For the second log message, the value is a string that itself contains double-quotes. Would it be less confusing if the inner quotes were escaped?
Certainly not. Isn't there a way to indicate value types via on-mouse-hover tooltip, or just via the value's text color (eg. blueish for numbers, brown-ish for strings, whatever)?
Thanks
Currently, all values are surrounded by double quotes. This is redundant and, more importantly, confusing, when the message itself contains such quotes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: