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Tag: logging

How to change the log level for unit tests execution only in spring

I am having a question on how to change the log level for unit test execution only. Currently, my application is running (execution, not unit test) with the correct log level, everything is fine, very happy. However, each time I run unit tests, either on any local machine, either on our CI pipeline, we see the following: And other debug

Log4j2 customize file path with rollingFileAppender (Java)

I am migrating from log4j 1.x to log4j2 in my spring boot application. Being on log4j 1.x I used to define the properties as follows: in my CustomRollingFileAppender I would extend this class with the DailyRollingFileAppender, and would override the setName() method to change my ‘<base.path>’ to the relevant directory name. Migrating to log4j 2.x I no longer have the

What is TAG in log.d(TAG, message)?

I want to log a Catch exception in the log cat but i don’t know the tags of log.d. Can someone help me? in all examples is see this log.d(TAG, message) but I don’t know what goes in this TAG, please help me. I tried this for example log.d(Error, “Error: ” + e) but it didn’t work. I searched on

Spring boot with log4j2. Configure log4j2 Spring-lookup

According to log4j2 documentation: The Spring Boot Lookup retrieves the values of Spring properties from the Spring configuration. This Lookup will return null values until Spring Boot initializes application logging. This Lookup requires log4j-spring-cloud-config-client be included in the application. What is the proper way to configure such a lookup? I tried to assemble the following application: build.gradle main application.yml log4j-spring.xml

Where does Spring Boot store its default logging settings

I’m creating a Java Spring Boot 2.X application. In my configuration (application.yml), I have added the following property: This seems to work out of the box. However, I’m curious where the underlying default log configurations reside. Using google I found out that Spring Boot uses logback, but I cannot see a logback-spring.xml file. Also this other question seems to mention

Spring Boot: How to disable Tomcat startup logging?

I’m using Spring Boot 2.0.x with Logback. On startup of my application (using an embedded tomcat), I see several INFORMATION log messages (written to standard error) which apparently originate directly from the embedded tomcat. In contrast to the rest of all my logging, these messages seem to not be written by Logback. The messages have the following content: I’m not

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