refactor: remove redundant proxy logger initialization

[chenjiahan]

Summary

• remove redundant proxy logger defaulting logic from options normalization
• keep logger defaulting centralized in getProxyMiddleware, which already handles both object and function proxy configs

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This pull request streamlines the server's proxy configuration by removing a redundant logger initialization step. The change centralizes the responsibility for setting default loggers, ensuring consistency and reducing potential for errors. The primary impact is improved code clarity and maintainability in the server setup process, making the codebase easier to understand and manage.

Highlights

• Code Refactoring: Removed redundant proxy logger initialization logic from the options normalization process.
• Centralized Logic: Centralized the logger defaulting logic within the main server configuration, ensuring a single source of truth for proxy logger setup.
• Maintainability: Improved code maintainability by eliminating duplicate behavior and simplifying the server setup.

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Changelog

• src/server.ts
  • Removed redundant proxy logger defaulting logic from the options normalization.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the code by removing redundant logic for setting a default logger for proxy configurations from the normalizeOptions method. This logic is already correctly and more comprehensively handled in the setupMiddlewares method. The change successfully centralizes the proxy logger initialization, improving code clarity and maintainability. The refactoring is sound and I have no issues to report.

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Pull request overview

This PR removes a redundant block from normalizeOptions() that was iterating over options.proxy items to set a default logger. This was duplicate of the same defaulting logic already present in getProxyMiddleware() inside setupMiddlewares(), which handles all proxy config items (including those returned by function-type configs) at middleware setup time.

Changes:

• Removes the options.proxy.map(...) loop from normalizeOptions() that set item.logger = this.logger for non-function proxy config items.

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