I am trying to use a gradle build to use log4j2 as the runtime
implementation and slf4j-test as the test configuration.

In a standard gradle build this means that both the log4j2 and slf4j-test
StaticLoggerBinders end up on the classpath during tests and there is no
guarantee that the slf4j-test jars are used. (The build works on my windows
machine but fails on the Solaris/Jenkins).

Is there a way to force slf4j to choose the slf4j-test library?

Alternatively, would it make sense to modify slf4j to ALWAYS use the
slf4j-test library if it is on the classpath?

Cheers for any suggestions.
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