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I've added Serilog to an Azure Service Fabric application and am using the Azure Table Storage sink as a stop-gap solution to something more production-grade. I'd like to enrich my log messages with information from the Service Fabric context/environment and have written an enricher to achieve this. I can see it the enricher being called while debugging, but I see none of the additional properties written to my tables. I'm not sure whether I should expect to see the properties as additional columns in the table, or included in the log messages themselves, but I don't see either. Additionally, I've not mentioned the additional properties in my log messages as I expect them to be included by default, although perhaps I've missed a configuration step.

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After much more digging around, I've found that the enriched properties are being written to the Data column in Azure Table Storage, which is JSON formatted.

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