Matt Pavlovich

@javahippie are you requesting all licenses used to be listed in the LICENSE file?

@javahippie that makes sense. This code base has been heavily modified and refactored since the new maintainers have taken over. I believe it is reasonable that we now have forked...

@vy the use case is to enable a runtime to use a fixed configuration value and then allow for various deployments use cases to modify 0..n number of log4j2 configuration...

@ppkarwasz 'log4j2.configurationDirectory' configuration property that supports comma separated sounds great! Note: This is **_not_** for Spring Boot, but approach would be the similar-- initial log4j2 context that is then programmatically...

I'm coming up to speed on log4j2 internals, so this is may be a rough riff-- re: ContextNameSelector -- perhaps a package prefix selector? Multi-tenant app could deploy: ``` log4j2-com.company.order.[xml|json|yaml]...

> > Build a Java-based container ... > > @mattrpav, are you referring to OS containers (Docker, Podman, etc.) or Java servlet containers? (I have the impression that you're referring...

> @mattrpav, what purpose would the recursion serve? What happens if more than one `log4j2*` file is found? Allows developers/devops to deploy Kubernetes config maps (one file per-subdirectory) without using...

I think this is a valuable document for users. After all, this is middleware. It’s all about connectivity to all sorts of things, regardless of “modern” or not. I think...

Major versions are for API breakage. I believe the jakarta.jms-api jars are correct. If you need a workaround, leverage a _different_ jar for jakarta.jms-api v2.0.3, such as geronimo-jms. ``` org.apache.geronimo.specs...

@yvanzo I suggest executing the script that does class patching as a Maven step after the generated classes are processed. This way, the classes still remain in target/generated-sources and the...