Elasticsearch-net: Ability to display the query that is being executed in a log message / output window..

[niemyjski]

It's difficult to track down what specific query is being run and you can't call ToString() or look at the output window / log to see what query is being executed by the client.. This would really help us nubs :).

[Mpdreamz]

Hi @niemyjski you can call .EnableTrace() on ConnectionSettings and NEST will write every request and response on the TRACE output.

ConnectionStatus also has a ConnectionStatusHandler(Func) callback that you can hook your logging into. I will open a new ticket to update our documentation with better examples on how to hook NLog Serilog Log4Net into NEST.

We are working on supporting fancy glimpse and miniprofiler output as well.

[niemyjski]

Awesome thanks!

Thanks
-Blake Niemyjski

On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Martijn Laarman [email protected]
wrote:

Hi @niemyjski https://github.com/niemyjski you can call .EnableTrace()
on ConnectionSettings and NEST will write every request and response on
the TRACE output.

ConnectionStatus also has a ConnectionStatusHandler(Func) callback that
you can hook your logging into. I will open a new ticket to update our
documentation with better examples on how to hook NLog Serilog Log4Net
into NEST.

We are working on supporting fancy glimpse and miniprofiler output as well.

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[taschmidt]

Was the EnableTrace method removed? If so, what should we use in its place?

[taschmidt]

Ok, I saw this now (link) but it's not exactly convenient, especially since I do use ThrowExceptions(). Seems like there could be a more convenient way.