LoggingDemo | A demo of how to implement a logging service in swift
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A demo of how to implement a logging service in swift.
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QUESTION
how can i get the maven project version in logback configuration file since I want to log the project version number. here is the maven file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 14:06You could have a build step which takes a template logback file and populates some placeholders. From logback's perspective, the version would then just be an arbitrary string, just like the CEF:1|CompanyTest|
part.
Maven resources plugin should be able to achieve this. It uses "filtering" to replace placeholders.
QUESTION
I have a console app without dependency injection that uses log4net. I'm trying to replace log4net with Serilog.
This is close to how log4net is setup:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 15:15Serilog allows events to be tagged with their source, generally speaking the name of the class writing them. You can do that using one of the ForContext
methods of the Log
class.
In your examples above, it would something like this:
QUESTION
I tried to implement the NLog using these reference links (https://martynnw.wordpress.com/2016/10/16/logging-with-nlog-in-xamarin-forms/) and github(https://github.com/Martynnw/AndroidDemos/tree/master/LoggingDemo)
This error is encountering on this line
var config = new LoggingConfiguration(); //THIS LINE GENERATING ERROR
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Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 20:52i have updated VS2017 to 15.9.11 , issue fixed by updating VS2017.
QUESTION
I am writing a package. I need slf4j-log4j12
with specific appender for runtime. But for tests, I just need a slf4j-simple
binding. So, my pom.xml
looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 18:14The problem is that a dependency of scope runtime
is also included in the test classpath, so SLF4J ends up having two bindings and has to pick one of them (the binding it chooses is likely random, it happened that it picked log4j in your case).
A simple solution is to remove the log4j binding from the classpath of the Surefire plugin:
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