cleanup: remove dead log-level detection loop from agent#32
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Pull request overview
Removes unused/no-op log-level detection code from the Go log ingestion agent’s file tailing path, simplifying the ingestion pipeline without changing emitted labels/entries.
Changes:
- Deleted a dead per-entry “auto-detect log level” loop that had no side effects.
- Left batch-level
levellabeling based on a single entry (current behavior) intact.
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backend/cmd/agent/main.go:275
- The comment says the level label is set based on the "most common level in batch", but the implementation uses only
entries[0].Line. Either update the comment to match the behavior (e.g., first entry) or actually compute the most frequent detected level acrossentriesbefore setting the label.
// For simplicity, add level to labels based on most common level in batch
// In production, you'd want per-entry labels
labels["level"] = detectLogLevel(entries[0].Line)
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This PR removes an unused log level detection loop and associated no-op code from the Go log ingestion agent. All checks and tests should run cleanly.