[logback-user] Groovy equivalent of logback-test.xml

[Grzegorz Borkowski]

I see. Do you have any examples of such config? How can you decide in 
this conditional statements what kind of environment it executes in?
Still, I think it should be better explained in docs. Now docs say "you 
can use logback.xml and logback-test.xml, and that's ok; you can also 
use groovy instaed of logback.xml" - so natural question is "and what 
with logback-text.xml then"?
Anyway, if logback supports two xml files for config, it should support 
two groovy files too, I think. Just to make it clear and consitent. And 
to prevent questions like mine in the future :)

W dniu 2010-07-08 13:07, Ceki Gülcü pisze:
> Hello Greg,
>
> Assuming that the development host is different than the production
> host, you can use conditional statements in logback.groovy to cater
> for both environments. This is what we now do internally at QOS.ch and
> find it more convenient than having two distinct config files.
>
> Holler if you need help with conditional statements in
> logback.groovy. Your feedback on your experiences with logback.groovy
> is also welcome.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> On 08/07/2010 11:34 AM, Grzegorz Borkowski wrote:
>> Now when we can replace logback.xml with logback.groovy, what happened
>> to logback-test.xml? I see no hint in documentation what to do with it.
>> For sure there is no point in having one file written in groovy, and
>> another one (for tests) in XML. So will logback-test.groovy work?
>> Greg
>
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