What is the method for sharing Serilog across multiple projects?

To share Serilog configuration across multiple projects, you can use the following two methods:

1. Create a standalone class library project that includes Serilog configuration and initialization code. Then reference this class library in all other projects and use its code to configure Serilog. This way, all projects can share the same Serilog configuration.
2. If all projects use the same framework (such as ASP.NET Core), you can create a static class in a shared infrastructure project that contains Serilog configuration and initialization code. Then call the initialization method of that static class in the startup code of all projects. This way, all projects can share the same Serilog configuration.

Regardless of the method chosen, it is important to ensure that the configuration and initialization code for Serilog is correctly implemented in each project. Configuration options such as output location, format, and other settings can be specified using either a configuration file, environment variables, or directly in the code.