How are you supposed to fix bugs in your program where:
1. it has been investigated before and was not found how to reproduce it
2. it cannot be tested at all
3. never happens on the test environment

fml

If a bug is not reproducible, it does not exist

Add more logs so if it pops up keep adding more logs until you figure out what happened

@retoor im really curious as to how you misused it now... i also miss good ol' c

@retoor im shit at saving/backing up my code (even worse at it being decipher-able for others... seriously, im great at writing crypto and compression algos but naturally dont even need them) but base level storage in C is one thing ive kept snippets of for over 2 decades. Im a data architecture nerd for sure... with a horribly invalid frame of reference to what is "normal". That said, i appreciate the insight.

@jestdotty And then you get a 5000$ bill from Azurem, becaouse you logged 5 TB of data per day withj "detailed logs".

Not viable in production. Production logs should be as minimalistics as possible.