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Flyway Loggers Setting

Description

Allows you to override Flyway's logging auto-detection and specify an exact logger, or comma-separated list of loggers, to use. This can be useful when a dependency comes with a logger you do not wish to use.

Valid Options

  • auto - Auto detect the logger (default behavior)
  • console - Use stdout/stderr (only available when using CLI)
  • slf4j - Use the slf4j logger
  • log4j2 - Use the log4j2 logger
  • apache-commons - Use the Apache Commons logger

Alternatively you can provide the fully qualified class name for any other logger to use that.

Type

String array

Default

["auto"]

Notes

If you are using Flyway within Java and have multiple instances of the Flyway object with different configurations, you must ensure they all have the same loggers configured. Other scenarios are unsupported.

Usage

Flyway Desktop

This can't be configured via Flyway Desktop.

Command-line

./flyway -loggers=auto

TOML Configuration File

[flyway]
loggers = ["auto"]

Configuration File

flyway.loggers=auto

Environment Variable

FLYWAY_LOGGERS=auto

API

Flyway.configure()
    .loggers("auto")
    .load()

Gradle

flyway {
    loggers = 'auto'
}

Maven

<configuration>
    <loggers>auto</lockRetryCount>
</configuration>

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