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Move HTTP trace logging docs to APPENDIX-I#100

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Move HTTP trace logging docs to APPENDIX-I#100
jerryyanmj wants to merge 1 commit intoAccenture:mainfrom
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Summary

Follow-up to #99. Relocates the HTTP trace logging documentation to a more appropriate place:

  • Removed from guides/APPENDIX-III.md — the async HTTP request parameter reference is not the right place for logging configuration
  • Removed from guides/CONFIGURATION-REFERENCE.mdHTTP_TRACE_LEVEL is a logger-level env var, not a platform configuration key
  • Added to guides/APPENDIX-I.md — placed immediately after the existing "Distributed trace" section, which already covers the same log4j2.xml pattern for enabling debug-level logging

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guides/APPENDIX-I.md Added "HTTP request and response trace logging" section after "Distributed trace"
guides/APPENDIX-III.md Removed example flows and HTTP trace logging section
guides/CONFIGURATION-REFERENCE.md Removed HTTP_TRACE_LEVEL row from HTTP Client table

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- Remove HTTP trace logging section from APPENDIX-III (wrong file)
- Remove HTTP_TRACE_LEVEL row from CONFIGURATION-REFERENCE.md (not a config key)
- Add "HTTP request and response trace logging" section to APPENDIX-I,
  placed after the existing "Distributed trace" section where log4j2.xml
  configuration is already discussed

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing — will re-raise as a branch and PR directly within Accenture/mercury-composable.

@jerryyanmj jerryyanmj closed this Apr 20, 2026
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