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For some reason, some unhandled exceptions are report multiple (meaning in the thousands) times in the Azure telemetry. Thus we regularly hit the daily cap and I get an annoying email. I tried to investigate, but couldn't reproduce the behavior and thus I'm not sure that these changes actually fix the problem. The only difference between logging in the FallbackExceptionHandler to other loggings of errors was the direct usage of
log4j
instead of the usualLogFactory
approach. Thus I changed it to the later and hope for the best.While touching the telemetry, I also added logging of the creation of new entries and the created entry type. This information might serve as a guide for a forthcoming improvement of the "New entry..." dialog (with sensible defaults and/or completely different approach depending on how users use it).
gradle localizationUpdate
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