LoggerMessage Part 2: Instance Methods and Automatic Exception Handling
In the previous article we explored how the LoggerMessage attribute uses source generators to create high-performance logging code via static extension methods. That approach works great for shared log methods, but it requires you to pass the ILogger instance on every call. In this follow-up we'll look at two features that reduce boilerplate even further: non-static partial methods that access the logger from the primary constructor, and automatic exception recognition.