if i wanna delete the file when the serilog is logging on ,what should i set the serilog ?

[hangyejiadao]

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Also a dup of serilog/serilog#1423

[rafaelsc]

Did you tried to set up the file sink with shared: true ?
https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-file#shared-log-files

[hangyejiadao]

Did you tried to set up the file sink with shared: true ?
https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-file#shared-log-files

@rafaelsc of course i have set up the file sink with shared:true ,but i still cant delete it and open it in
visual studio

[rafaelsc]

Delete a file is not possible now. You can see the issues #96 and #128.
But open a shared log file should be possible and I never had a problem before. Maybe something in your computer is not allowing that like a antivirus.
But I would suggest to open using notepad++.

[fluxion-dev]

It's sad to see that this is still an outstanding issue. Allowing the deletion of the file, and automatically re-creating it seems to be a fairly logical way of going about this. Are there any other methods available to drop the locks?