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Multi-Environment Logging Example

This example demonstrates how the logging library maintains proper isolation between different Scriptling environments.

What It Shows

When you run this example, it creates two separate Scriptling environments, each with its own logger instance:

1. Environment 1 - Uses a logger with group name "scriptling1"
2. Environment 2 - Uses a logger with group name "scriptling2"

Both environments execute the same Python script (example.py) but produce output with different group prefixes, proving that:

• Each environment has its own logger instance
• Loggers are not shared between environments
• Each environment can have different logging configurations

Running the Example

go build -o multi_env_example main.go
./multi_env_example

Key Points

• The RegisterLoggingLibrary function creates a new library instance for each environment
• Each library instance has its own logger that was passed during registration
• This allows different environments to log to different destinations with different configurations
• There's no global state shared between environments