Breaking: replace n-logger with Reliability Kit logger #523
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This replaces n-logger usage with Reliability Kit logger. It's a breaking change because the module now logs to rather than sending logs directly to Splunk. This should be a safe upgrade for most Customer Products apps.
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This replaces n-logger usage with Reliability Kit logger. It's a breaking change because the module now logs to rather than sending logs directly to Splunk. This should be a safe upgrade for most Customer Products apps.
Part of CPREL-668.