Per-panel log overrides

Send one panel's logs to a different channel than the server-wide defaults.

Each panel can override the opened and closed log channels independently of the server-wide defaults. Useful when different ticket types should be logged to different places.

How to configure

In the panel editor, open the panel-wide defaults editor. Two fields control the per-panel log channels:

• Default Ticket Open Log Channel
• Default Ticket Close Log Channel

Each field can be left to use the server-wide channel, or set to a value of your own. When you set one, the value can be:

• A channel (where this panel's logs go instead).
• No channel (this panel's open or close events are not logged at all).

Sending a panel's logs to a different channel is the common case. Setting it to no channel is useful when you have a high-volume panel whose logs you do not need.

How the bot picks the channel

When a ticket opens or closes, the bot decides where to log it:

1. If the panel sets its own log channel, the bot uses that channel, or skips logging if the panel is set to no channel.
2. Otherwise, the bot falls back to the server-wide Opened Tickets Log Channel or Closed Tickets Log Channel.

Application panels

Application panels have their own Log Channel field on each option, and it is required. This is not the same as the ticket log channels.

→ Designing your application

Worked example

Server has:

• Opened-tickets log: #tk-opened-tickets.
• Closed-tickets log: #tk-closed-tickets.

Panels:

Panel	Open log	Close log
General Support	(inherit)	(inherit)
Bug Reports	Override → #bug-tracker	Override → #bug-tracker
Staff Tickets	Override → #staff-internal	Override → #staff-internal

Result:

• General Support tickets open/close logs go to the default channels.
• Bug Reports tickets log to #bug-tracker exclusively.
• Staff Tickets log to #staff-internal (kept separate from member-facing logs).

Related

Log channels