You want to reduce log noise by setting com.example.repository to WARN but keep com.example.repository.audit at DEBUG. How do you configure this in application.yml?

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Spring Boot - Logging

You want to reduce log noise by setting com.example.repository to WARN but keep com.example.repository.audit at DEBUG. How do you configure this in application.yml?

Alogging: level: com.example.repository.audit: WARN com.example.repository: DEBUG

Blogging: level: com.example.repository.audit: DEBUG com.example.repository: WARN

Clogging: level: com.example.repository: DEBUG com.example.repository.audit: WARN

Dlogging: level: com.example.repository: WARN com.example.repository.audit: DEBUG

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand YAML indentation and order
YAML uses indentation for nesting; order does not affect overrides.
Step 2: Assign correct levels to packages
Set com.example.repository to WARN and its subpackage com.example.repository.audit to DEBUG.
Final Answer:
logging: level: com.example.repository: WARN com.example.repository.audit: DEBUG -> Option D
Quick Check:
More specific package log level overrides parent [OK]

Quick Trick: Use YAML indentation for nested package log levels [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Swapping log levels between parent and child packages
Using equals sign in YAML
Misindenting YAML keys

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You want to reduce log noise by setting com.example.repository to WARN but keep com.example.repository.audit at DEBUG. How do you configure this in application.yml?

Step 1: Understand YAML indentation and order

Step 2: Assign correct levels to packages

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