Log consistency, use para_id=
like everywhere else, instead of para=
#9921
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Follow up on #9920 (but can be reviewed / merged independently), I'm working on making it easier to query logs for events, specifically relating to specific parachains.
We also incoherently sometimes use
"para="
and sometimes"para_id=
", which also makes Grafana Queries harder to do:All queries are done during 1 hour period (2025-10-03 9:45-10:45 GMT)
Parachain side:
Query:
{chain="yap-kusama-3392"} |~ "para=""
gives 0 hitsQuery:
{chain="yap-kusama-3392"} |~ "para_id=""
gives 12k hitsRelaychain side:
Query:
{chain="kusama"} |~ "para="
gives 286k hitsQuery:
{chain="kusama"} |~ "para_id="
gives 99k hitsChanges
I've changed so that we always use
para_id=
which is 3 chars longer but so clearer thanpara=
(and with my PR, we saved 4 chars['I', 'd', '(', ')']
, so this is actually still net -1 char logged)All logs seem to come from prospective-parachains/src/lib.rs, using
para = ?
, which I've now changed topara_id = ?
(Grafana (loki) query
{chain="kusama", subtarget!="prospective-parachains"} |= "para="
yield no results, i.e. all logged entries indeed come fromprospective-parachains
subtraget)