SLF4J support #52
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This corrects a logger collision issue when using java-opentimestamps as a code dependency with other projects. The original issue can be found at opentimestamps#34 and opentimestamps#48.
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Isn't java.util.logging more agnostic so that dependent library could choose which logging implementation do they prefer? Can't we follow @lvaccaro suggestion #48 (comment) remove slf4j from the lib, then maybe use logback/slf4j in the cli profile? |
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Yep, that's probably a good idea. I'll get this updated to use that in preference to SLF4J. |
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This is based on the conversation over on #48. I have migrated the project from using
java.util.loggingto SLF4J. This should make it easier for those depending on this library to control the logging that is coming out of the library.There are some changes to how the CLI application needs to be built. Now when creating the OtsCli.jar it should be built with
mvn install -P cliwhich will activate the CLI profile. This adds Logback Classic and a basic stdout log appender configuration to the CLI jar. This will allow log messages to be emitted on the command line.All references to
java.util.logginghave now been removed with SLF4J as the preferred approach. Also the tests have a dependency on Logback Classic to ensure that the correct log message is output on one of the tests.Remaining tasks