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Unexpected new log SLF4J(I): Connected with provider of type [ch.qos.logback.classic.spi.LogbackServiceProvider]
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@metametadata I understand that the message may be considered useless. However, in many cases when logging does not work as expected, the information about the provider in use goes a long way in diagnosing logging issues. As for the removal of |
Right, the point was that the change is unjustified or even looks unintentional as the commit message is Maybe as an alternative, this info could be printed at some kind of DEBUG level (or something like that)? So that by default users don't see it, but will see this message on bumping into problems and enabling the "debug mode" of slf4j. |
@metametadata The commit you mention is on the 2.1 branch. The message for the commit 4281010 on the 2.0/main branch is much clearer. However, I get your point. Thank you for your suggestion. I have to let the question mature somewhat more and may end up adopting something similar. |
Also started to appear after upgrade jenkins-infra/plugin-modernizer-tool#168
I don't expect a patch upgrade starting to print this line on a CLI application when it start. It's kind of confusing. For us |
What makes this a critical issue is that this message is printed to At the very least, it should go to |
Fixed as suggested by @metametadata. See version 2.0.16 release notes. |
Thank you! |
@ceki, in case
Is there a reason this should stay on |
This message has seemed to rear its ugly head again in 2.1.0-alpha1. |
After bumping
org.slf4j/slf4j-api
from2.0.13
to2.0.14
I see an unexpected message printed in my projects:I'd consider this a useless information for the majority of users.
It can be turned off via
System.setProperty("slf4j.internal.verbosity", "WARN")
, but I maintain many projects and use Clojure, so it's an inconvenient workaround.As was pointed out in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78063648:
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