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Bump logstash-logback-encoder from 4.11 to 6.3 #22
#374 Added support for a line separator in CompositeJsonLayout (defaults to no line separator for backwards compitability, but can now be configured with a line separator like CompositeJsonEncoder)
#380 Set Automatic-Module-Name to logstash.logback.encoder in MANIFEST.MF
#379 Switch from travis ci to github actions (releases are now automated!)
Switch from oss-parent to nexus-staging-maven-plugin
#341 Pro-actively reopen the connection when the socket reader detects the connection has been closed instead of waiting for the next event
#343 Introduce writeTimeout to detect stuck TCP write operations, and reopen the connection
#344 Add getConnectionDestination() to TCP appenders to provide visibility into the currently connected destination
#346 Async appenders now flush delegate OutputStreamAppenders at the end of each batch
#353 Don't block trying to publish a keep alive event if the ring buffer is full.
#357 Include all public packages from logstash-logback-encoder in OSGi Exported-Packages in manifest
#359 Update jackson-bom to 2.9.9.20190807, which updates jackson-databind to 2.9.9.3 to fix some deserialization security vulnerabilities (logstash-logback-encoder was not affected, since it does not deserialize JSON data) (@kubukoz)
Documentation Updates
#342 Clarified advantages/disadvantages of disabling write buffer
#345 Add required downcast in JsonFactoryDecorator example
#348 Mention in documentation that ShortenedThrowableConverter only applies to Throwables logged as extra arguments (e.g. not structured arguments or markers)
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Bumps logstash-logback-encoder from 4.11 to 6.3.
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a712351[maven-release-plugin] prepare release logstash-logback-encoder-6.35896c93[release] remove explicit configuration of scm plugindfb0776[release]94a8f4dbump mockito to 3.2.076ce6bbAdd ability to specify paths and values to mask dynamically.da2f1cdSet Automatic-Module-Name in manifest (#380)88cfe5afix comment in readme00522adfix referenced8a1c1aMove masking stuff to net.logstash.logback.mask (from net.logstash.logback.de...555b045Update issue templatesDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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