update logrus to 1.0, use Entry.Writer to catch exec stdout #425
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Fixes a regression in log formatting for exec stdout/stderr; we were creating a new logger without any of our configuration. In Logrus 1.0 we can access the Writer of a contextual logger and attach it to our process's stdout/stderr.
This was referenced Jul 3, 2017
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Per discussion in #423 (ref #423 (comment)), this won't fix that problem. But it will still fix the regression in #393 and remove any possible raciness in the stdout/stderr capture of our |
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For #393 and possibly #423 if it applies to v3
Fixes a regression in log formatting for exec stdout/stderr; we were creating a new logger without any of our configuration. In Logrus 1.0 we can access the Writer of a contextual logger and attach it to our process's stdout/stderr.