How to use the @cdm-logger/server.logger.trace function in @cdm-logger/server
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cdmbase / fullstack-pro / servers / backend-server / src / api / subscriptions.ts View on Github 
onOperation: async (message: { payload: { id_token?: string } }, params, webSocket) => {
logger.trace('onOperation message');
const context = await modules.createContext(null, message.payload);
const contextServices = await serviceContext(null, message.payload);
return {
...params,
context: {
...context,
...contextServices,
},
};
},
}, {
