The solution is rather simple. Since the example shows a StreamHandler it’s possible to pass in a stream (instead of the path to a file). By default, everything that is echo’ed in PHP is written to php://stdout / php://output so we can simple use one of those as stream for the StreamHandler: <?php use Monolog\Logger; … Read more
Actually since version 1.12.0 it is possible to include stacktrace at your log file: there is new method of LineFormatter called includeStacktraces. To use this, you need to overwrite default behaviour of monolog formatter: config.yml monolog: handlers: main: formatter: your.monolog.service.id (rest of config is as usual) services.yml services: your.monolog.service.id: class: Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter calls: – [includeStacktraces] Check … Read more
The MonologBundle logs everything using the same handlers for the whole framework. That means if one of your services needs to log to different handlers, you should create your own Logger/Handler and inject that in your service. This could be an example config (in yaml): services: my_logger: class: Symfony\Bridge\Monolog\Logger arguments: [soap] calls: – [pushHandler, [@my_handler]] … Read more
Do you want to specifically log info to one log file and another log type to another location? My solution might not help in that case, but could still be useful. To write a log file to another location, use the method useDailyFiles or useFiles, and then info to log to the log file at … Read more