include default meta in addMeta overwrite method#303
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Port of #303. When overwrite.includeDefaultMetaInAddMeta is true, the default runtime meta is passed as the 4th argument to a custom overwrite.addMeta handler so it can extend the default meta instead of replacing it. Defaults to false, so existing handlers are unaffected.
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The current implementation of
overwrite.addMetadoes not make it easy to get the runtime's default meta if you're just looking to extend it with additional pieces of meta information (such as a request ID).This PR allows the default meta to be passed into the overwrite method so that you can return it again, preserving existing behaviour whilst giving you an entry point to extend the meta, rather than replace it.
This has been done in a non-breaking way, existing implementations will work without any changes, whilst the API allows you to provide an optional new argument to populate the default meta. Existing uses of
tslogwill be unaffected by this change.