Not seeing custom properties

[softsolutionsau]

Hi there Matthais,

Firstly, thank you so much for putting this package together, its going to be magnificent as soon as I can get it working! :)

I have done exactly as you have described in the README, except I have included app.UseAppInsightsHttpBodyLogging(); outside of my if (env.IsDevelopment()). I am not using any configuration options (default setup only).

When I look at my App Insights, I do not see the ResponseBody/RequestBody custom properties:
Running on Azure:

Running on Local:

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Your help would be very much appreciated!

Thanks again,
Shai

[matthiasguentert]

Dear Shai, thanks for reaching out!

I can see from your screenshot, that you have POSTed to Account/Login which resulted in a status code of 200.

By default, only, failure status codes (4xx, 5xx) and POST, PUT, PATCH verbs are getting logged (see BodyLoggerOptions.cs for details). If you'd also like to log a status code of 200 you'd have to add it to the list of HttpCodes while registering the service

using Azureblue.ApplicationInsights.RequestLogging;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

// ...
builder.Services.AddAppInsightsHttpBodyLogging(o => 
{
    o.HttpCodes.Add(StatusCodes.Status200OK);
});

// ... 
var app = builder.Build(); 

// ... 
app.UseAppInsightsHttpBodyLogging(); 

Please let me know if that solved your issue!

[softsolutionsau]

Oh wow, I didn't notice that we were only looking failure codes. That's great, but I still have the issue. Below is a failed attempt at the same endpoint. I must be doing something silly, but I just can't seem to find it...sorry to be a pain.

[matthiasguentert]

Hm, then I guess the call to app.UseAppInsightsHttpBodyLogging(); is happening very late in the middleware-configuration-part of your Startup.cs / Program.cs and that it gets short-circuited before it can reach the logger.

Please put the call to app.UseAppInsightsHttpBodyLogging(); as early as possible in your list of middleware components. The order they occur matters. You might also want to have a look here: Middleware order

[softsolutionsau]

Sir, you are a legend, that is exactly what it was. Thank you!