Truncate logs based on utf bytes instead of characters. #938
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…arantee each character is exactly 2 bytes, so our previous truncation logic did not work for large messages containing a lot of unicode characters. Although @google-cloud/logging-winston uses the default maxEntrySize of 250k, when all of those characters are in a single json field, it was still not truncating.
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There's no guarantee each character is exactly 2 bytes, so our previous truncation logic did not work for large messages containing a lot of unicode characters.
Although @google-cloud/logging-winston uses the default maxEntrySize of 250k, when all of those characters are in a single json field, it was still not truncating.
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