TID #011 Common Libs: Create a common library for both app and machine#4
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Create a directory to store common libraries under the /usr/local/shared
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Looks pretty good, whenever I have a logger at work we include a current timestamp because it helps a lot in any case of troubleshooting. Just a thought.
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Synopsis:
Having the same file path in both app and machine seems messy, better to have common library to store shared resources
Description:
The log file was hard coded into both the app and machine. If for some reason, this would be updated in the future, we would have to update it on both sides
Test:
Both app and machine are still logging to the same file location.
