David Beaumont

The system backend uses JDK logger, so just set the log level of the equivalently named JDK logger or parent logger. Using a logging.properties file is best. http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java-logging/configuration.html Currently Flogger...

Yeah, that's a good point, I'll add something to the top level docs. It's always hard to remember to document the things your code doesn't do :)

Which logging backed are you using? The JDK logger based "system" backend uses INFO as the default log level, so it's expected that "fine" logging will be suppressed unless you...

If it's using Log4J, then I'm afraid I can't help you. The Log4J backend is community supported and not something I understand at all really. What I can tell you...

As I said, if it's using log4J, then it's a log4J backend bug (which I can't really help with) and if it's using the JDK logger backend then it's expected...

This is a good point. For now I would suggest seeing if you can swap out the Platform class. `DefaultPlatform` is, well, a default and you can easily create an...

Ahh ha. You've been exploring the innards then :) Yes, for a while there was no public API for setting them and they were an internal implementation detail (a way...

I'm looking again at backends and adding a log4j2 backend. Since you mentioned "MDC" (of which I know nothing) I was wondering if you wanted to discuss what that was...

The reason you've not found any tags stuff is that it's not supported in open-source yet. Some of the code and comments relates to features used only inside Google. I'm...

Where the context data goes is entirely up to the backend. You can already write a different backend to move the data elsewhere, it's just that the backend currently uses...