customWriter is the sink for log output from libraries that emit
unstructured text. With structured logging enabled it bypassed the
logger and hand-rolled JSON straight to os.Stderr, which had two
consequences.
It escaped only double quotes, so backslashes and control characters
were emitted raw. A Windows path produced "path C:\Users\x", where \U
is not a valid JSON escape, and a message containing a newline split
one record across two lines. Anything parsing these logs saw malformed
records.
It also wrote to stderr regardless of where the logger pointed, so
library messages could not follow the logger to another sink.
zerolog already emits the same fields with correct escaping, so the
branch is removed and everything goes through e.logr. Output is
byte-identical for plain text and quoted strings.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014L5EoqGWsuZWr8fCVM6izP
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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