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 I found that using the agent recordLogEvent method to log events also adds the New Relic context to the log. It is not necessary to add `application_logging.local_decorating.enabled: true` to your New Relic config. In fact adding that entry did not appear to change the context behavior at all.
 
-I did also try `@newrelic/winston-enricher` to add New Relic context. I learned that it was not necessary to use the enricher since the agent was already adding context. The enricher did have an interesting additional behavior that you might find useful. Along with the message, I was logging additional data in each log entry. The additional data was a JSON stringified version of the additional data object. Without the enricher, log entries show as the message and JSON stringified data as one big string. With the enricher, only the message is left in the New Relic message field. The JSON data is extracted and loaded into additional fields on the New Relic side. I decided I liked the one big string behavior better, so I removed the enricher. But, you might choose differently.
+I did also try `@newrelic/winston-enricher` to add New Relic context. I learned that it was not necessary to use the enricher since the agent was already adding context. The enricher did have an interesting additional behavior that you might find useful. Along with the message, I was logging additional data in each log entry. The additional data was a JSON stringified version of the additional data object. Without the enricher, log entries show as the message and JSON stringified data as one big string. With the enricher, only the message is left in the New Relic message field. The JSON data is extracted and loaded into additional fields on the New Relic side. I decided I liked the metadata being placed into separate fields, so I kept the enricher. With separate fields, it makes it easier to query against them. The downside is you need to click into a log entry to see the additional fields in the New Relic Logs UI.
 
 The transport code uses the [JavaScript Standard Style](https://standardjs.com) and may be checked with `npm run lint`.