settings: add http.status_code key to request logs #3971
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🤔 Pourquoi ?
Pour avoir le code HTTP dans les logs.
🍰 Comment ?
Le setting
DJANGO_DATADOG_LOGGER_EXTRA_INCLUDEpermet d'inclure lesextrafourni au logger dans le log JSON.Dans notre cas, la clef
http.status_code.🚨 À vérifier
🏝️ Comment tester
Lancer en dev, enlever le code supprimant le formatter JSON dans config/settings/dev.py et tester une requête.