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Matthieu Baechler updated JAMES-2136:
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Description:
When one need some specific log when debugging tests, (s)he always need to
remove slf4j-simple, replace it with something else and put a config file.
It's cumbersome and make us loose time.
I propose to use logback everywhere. For a start, we would use the same
logback-test.xml for every tests but we could modify them for each project.
Furthermore, having too many logs in console make Jenkins (and other tools)
unusable too, It would help a lot to always log test output into files instead.
was:
When one need some specific log when debugging tests, (s)he always need to
remove slf4j-simple, replace it with something else and put a config file.
It's cumbersome and make us loose time.
I propose to use logback everywhere. For a start, we would use the same
logback-test.xml for every tests but we could modify them for each project.
> Use logback instead of slf4j-simple for test output
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> Key: JAMES-2136
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-2136
> Project: James Server
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Matthieu Baechler
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> When one need some specific log when debugging tests, (s)he always need to
> remove slf4j-simple, replace it with something else and put a config file.
> It's cumbersome and make us loose time.
> I propose to use logback everywhere. For a start, we would use the same
> logback-test.xml for every tests but we could modify them for each project.
> Furthermore, having too many logs in console make Jenkins (and other tools)
> unusable too, It would help a lot to always log test output into files
> instead.
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