v1.0.2

Release Notes - v1.0.2

This release includes changes to the code and bug fixes for the generateLog package for Laravel.

Added

• None.

Changed

• Renamed the method GLogFactory::make() to GLogFactory::create().

Deprecated

• None.

Removed

• None.

Fixed

• Addressed bugs in the generateLog package for Laravel.
• Registered the package config file in the service provider for automatic loading during installation.

Security

• None.

We hope these changes will improve the functionality and usability of the generateLog package for Laravel. For more information, please refer to the GitHub repository.

v1.0.1

Release Notes - v1.0.1

This is a fix release of the generateLog package for Laravel, which resolves an issue with the ServiceProvider.

Added

• None.

Changed

• Resolved an issue with the generateLogServiceProvider that caused errors during package installation. The issue has been fixed, and the package can now be installed without any problems.

Deprecated

• None.

Removed

• None.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue with the generateLogServiceProvider that caused errors during package installation.

Security

• None.

We hope this fix release will address the issue and improve the usability of the generateLog package. For more information, please see the GitHub repository.

v1.0.0

Release Notes - v1.0.0

This is the initial release of the generateLog package for Laravel, which provides a simple and easy way to generate log files.

Added

• In this release, we have added the initial implementation of the generateLog package, which includes the generateLog method for generating log files. The method takes a string parameter that represents the log message, and creates a new log file in the specified directory with the message content.
• We have also included basic tests for the generateLog method to ensure its functionality.

Changed

• None.

Deprecated

• None.

Removed

• None.

Fixed

• None.

Security

• None.

We hope this package will be useful for Laravel developers who need a simple way to generate log files. For more information, please see the GitHub repository.