Hi,
we often need to change log level thresholds to investigate a problem in a
running system. Right now, we do that by using
<configuration scan="true" scanPeriod="30 seconds">
and then editing the logback.xml file by hand (i.e. using a text editor or Sed
or Perl). I wonder if there is a better way to accomplish this. I know that
we can e.g. use
<root level="${rootLevel}"/>
but what I do not yet understand is:
1. Can I modify the value if this variable via some Java API from within my
application?
2. Do we still need the scan="true" attribute or will the "rootLevel"
variable be evaluated every time the logger is used?
3. Is there a measurable performance impact by using variables in that
manner?
</nk>
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