How to use the SpringCloudFeign log to view request responses

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When using microservices, feign is often used as a client to invoke other microservices, but it is difficult to see the specific requests and responses in the log. Therefore, you need to turn on the feign default log.

Log settings create feign configuration class

@ Configurationpublic class FeignLogConfiguration {@ Bean Logger.Level feignLoggerLevel () {return Logger.Level.FULL;}}

Where Logger.Level is an enumerated class

Set the log level of the Feign client in the application.properties or application.yml file-> you can see the request response code of the feign client as follows:

Logging.level.com.wugui.spring.cloud.weather.Service:debug

Com.wugui.spring.cloud.weather.Service is the package where the feign client interface resides

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