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729 B
35 lines
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The slf4j-migrator aims to
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General limitations
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- the FATAL level is not supported.
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This is limitation is not deemed serious because there are usually
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very few log statements bearing the FATAL level.
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- if a method declares multiple loggers on the same line, the conversion will not be complete. Example:
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public void someMethod(Log l1, Log l2) {
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}
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will be converted as
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public void someMethod(Log l1, Logger l2) {
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}
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When migrating from log4j
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- Since NDC is not supported by SLF4J, the migrator cannot properly handle
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NDC statements.
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- Calls to PropertyConfigurator or DomConfigurator cannot be migrated since
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SLF4J the equivalents.
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