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Support logback context properties #16
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hholierhoek
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Oct 18, 2021
| if (logbackConfig.hasPath("properties")) { | ||
| if (logbackConfig.getValue("properties") instanceof ConfigObject) { | ||
| final ConfigObject propertyConfigs = (ConfigObject) logbackConfig.getValue("properties"); | ||
| for (Entry<String, ConfigValue> entry : propertyConfigs.toConfig().entrySet()) { |
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The use of propertyConfigs.toConfig().entrySet() here will flatten any objects so one doesn't have to quote a property named 'x.y.z'.
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Hi,
I have a scenario where some configuration (log pattern in my case) is coming from a shared properties file. But each app needs to provide its own app name which is referenced in the pattern.
This PR adds support for configuring properties in the logger context, as one can do with a logback.xml.