Fix logback-async-perf.xml config so events may be written#3
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Fix logback-async-perf.xml config so events may be written#3carterkozak wants to merge 1 commit intoceki:masterfrom
logback-async-perf.xml config so events may be written#3carterkozak wants to merge 1 commit intoceki:masterfrom
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This resolves the ERROR starting the benchmark: ``` 10:55:36,573 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.joran.action.AppenderRefAction - Could not find an appender named [FILE]. Did you define it below instead of above in the configuration file? ```
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I should mention that logback 1.2 is sensitive to appender definition order while logback version 1.3 is not. So your patch is unnecessary with 1.3. Good catch anyway |
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This resolves the ERROR starting the benchmark, so the ASYNC appender can successfully start.