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Standards for structured logging and observability in Golang. Use when adding structured logging or tracing to Go services. (triggers: go.mod, pkg/logger/**, logging, slog, structured logging, zap)From its SKILL.md

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Golang Logging Standards

Priority: P1 (STANDARD)

Principles

  • Structured Logging: Use JSON or structured text. Readable by machines and humans.
  • Leveled Logging: Debug, Info, Warn, Error.
  • Contextual: Include correlation IDs (TraceID, RequestID) in logs.
  • No log.Fatal: Avoid terminating app inside libraries. Return error instead. Only main should exit.

Libraries

  • log/slog (Recommended): Stdlib since Go 1.21. Fast, structured, zero-dep.
  • Zap (uber-go/zap): High performance, good if pre-1.21 or extreme throughput needed.
  • Zerolog: Zero allocation, fast JSON logger.

Guidelines

  • Initialize logger at startup.
  • Inject logger or use a global singleton configured at startup (pragmatic choice).
  • Use slog.Attr for structured data.

References

Anti-Patterns

  • No fmt.Println in production: Use slog or zap for structured, leveled logging.
  • No log.Fatal in libraries: Return errors; only main() should call os.Exit.
  • No unstructured log strings: Include correlation IDs and structured fields via slog.Attr.

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