Closed mofterdinger closed 1 year ago
I'm not able to sign the CLA, I get this error:
Error
There is no CLA to sign for SAP/cf-java-logging-support
(Bad credentials)
Thanks, for providing this change. I will clarify, what the problem with the CLA is. Members of the SAP Github organisation should have the CLA signed that way.
@KarstenSchnitter @mofterdinger , Thanks for considering the support for jakarta.* packages. I am in a process to migrate our app to Spring 3.x, however we make use of cf java logging libraries.
May be i would like to know by when we can expect this change to be available into SAP Internal Artifactory ?
Regards, Mazhar
@Mazhar0910 I am currently clarifying the usage of the additional Maven plugin. This is a prerequisite for a merge of this change. It would be very beneficial if the first Maven build after checkout was succeeded, as well. The build issue I could work-around for now, though. I still have to check, what kind of artefacts will be uploaded to Maven Central. Still, I do not think, these issues will take to long to clarify or mitigate. I estimate a new library version containing this change in early March.
Currently mvn test -Dtest=CustomFilterTest
is failing, when executed in the new module. I think, it does not pick up the logging configuration in logback-test.xml
. The log output does not match the output from the original test in cf-java-logging-support. Since the test validates this output, the test currently fails.
Hi colleagues, Hi @mofterdinger ,
please consider my PR: https://github.com/mofterdinger/cf-java-logging-support/pull/1
It is using a plugin that needs no extra license checking. Also the wrong logback-test.xml file location got fixed. Tests execute green on my machine ..
@aamotharald Thanks for your PR, with your changes the test no longer fail :-). From my point of view it looks good.
Once more, thanks for the contribution. I will go over the dependencies of the entire project and create a new release afterwards.
The latest version 3.6.3 of
cf-java-logging-support-servlet
is not compatible with the Jakarta Servlet API. The Jakarta Servlet API is also used by the new Spring Framework 6. This PR adds a new modulecf-java-logging-support-servlet-jakarta
which supports the jakarta servlet API. This PR copies the source and test-source code of modulecf-java-logging-support-servlet
to the new module. Then it replaces the packagesjavax.*
withjakarta.*
and performs the tests.