Renders name of the Logger that produced the LogEvent. The Logger name is assigned when it is created using NLog.LogManager.GetLogger("myLoggerName")
or NLog.LogManger.GetCurrentClassLogger()
(capture class-type-name as Logger-name)
The Logger-name is often used to describe the source-location where the LogEvent was produced. The NLog Logging-Rules are optimized for doing filtering / redirection of LogEvents based on the Logger-name. It is not recommended to generate Logger-name from Guid or Timestamp, as it can lead to memory-leak with huge Logger-cache.
Platforms Supported: All
${logger:shortName=Boolean}
Introduced with NLog v5.3
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