Closed vreuter closed 2 months ago
This should work (in the sense of getting the logging messages in the pypiper log file) even if we use the default ConsoleAppender
type for our log writer(s), as we currently get Scala log messages saved there:
grep -n "Input file count" ../pypiper_output/looptrace_log.md
56369:Input file count: 1891
56514:Input file count: 1891
We can probably use roughly the default from logback
, though we may want to pin this as logback.xml
and logback-test.xml
(with a less noisy level there, for tests), to avoid a change in logback affecting us. We'd put them directly in a folder on the class path: https://logback.qos.ch/faq.html#configFileLocation
For the many examples run by Scalacheck, the
println
-based logging is too noisy.