The getLogger() function was using a single defaultLogger variable that
would only be initialized once with the first context. All subsequent
calls with different contexts would return the same logger instance,
causing all logs to show the same context prefix.
Changed to use a Map-based cache that stores separate logger instances
per context, ensuring each context gets its own logger with the correct
context name.
Bump version to 1.0.1-beta.3
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- Changed main field from "logger.ts" to "index.ts"
- Bumped version to 1.0.1-beta.2
- Updated IOR identifier to match new version
This fixes the LogLevel export issue where importing from the
resolved module couldn't access LogLevel because the entry point
was bypassing the proper index.ts re-exports.
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- Add check for args being undefined or not an array in formatMessage
- Add default empty array parameter to log method
- Prevents 'Cannot read property length of undefined' error
- Fixes issue when logger is called from async callbacks in React Native
