How can a PHP developer ensure that a logger does not throw exceptions within an error handling service?

To ensure that a logger does not throw exceptions within an error handling service, the PHP developer can wrap the logger calls in try-catch blocks to catch any potential exceptions. By handling the exceptions within the try-catch block, the logger can continue its operation without disrupting the error handling service.

try {
    // Logger call that may potentially throw an exception
    $logger->log('An error occurred');
} catch (Exception $e) {
    // Handle the exception gracefully, e.g. log it to a different logger
    $errorLogger->log('Error logging failed: ' . $e->getMessage());
}