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fix(node-sdk): flush log is now debug instead of info#596

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fix(node-sdk): flush log is now debug instead of info#596
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Pull request overview

This PR adjusts the Node SDK’s BatchBuffer flush-success log level to reduce noise by emitting it at debug instead of info.

Changes:

  • Change BatchBuffer.flush() success log from logger.info to logger.debug.
  • Update BatchBuffer unit tests to assert debug logging for flush success.
  • Add a Changesets entry to publish patch releases.

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File Description
packages/node-sdk/src/batch-buffer.ts Downgrades the flush-success log statement from info to debug.
packages/node-sdk/test/batch-buffer.test.ts Updates expectations to match the new debug log level.
.changeset/strong-seals-cut.md Declares patch releases for the affected packages.

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Merged via the queue into main with commit 51b4b9c Apr 6, 2026
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@roncohen roncohen deleted the feature/flush-log-debug branch April 6, 2026 20:10
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