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Currently, if a GET request to the /loggers endpoint is made for a logger that doesn't exist, logback will create the logger. Log4j2 returns a 404. It would be nice to align the two. Logback has a exists() method which we can check before returning the logger configuration. This would also prevent a GET request from having a side-effect.
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Currently, if a
GET
request to the/loggers
endpoint is made for a logger that doesn't exist, logback will create the logger. Log4j2 returns a 404. It would be nice to align the two. Logback has aexists()
method which we can check before returning the logger configuration. This would also prevent aGET
request from having a side-effect.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: