According to the Ruby docs for the Logger class, #log has a call pattern where a progname is provided and a block is executed only if the log level is high enough to actually log the message.
This call pattern is not supported by this library, and it in fact breaks log messages sent using this method by treating progname as the message and throwing away the message.
If you're using Sentry and wondering why your logs are full of messages that consist solely of "sentry", this is the cause.
According to the Ruby docs for the Logger class,
#loghas a call pattern where aprognameis provided and a block is executed only if the log level is high enough to actually log the message.This call pattern is not supported by this library, and it in fact breaks log messages sent using this method by treating
prognameas the message and throwing away the message.If you're using Sentry and wondering why your logs are full of messages that consist solely of "sentry", this is the cause.