[Solved] How can you configure Spring Boot to write logs to a file instead of the console? — Ans: Set 'logging.file.name' property in application.properties | Spring Boot

Spring Boot - Logging

How can you configure Spring Boot to write logs to a file instead of the console?

ASet 'logging.file.name' property in application.properties

BUse System.out.println instead of logger

CDisable logging in application.properties

DSet 'spring.output.file' property

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify Spring Boot property for file logging
Property 'logging.file.name' sets the log output file path.
Step 2: Check other options
System.out.println is not logging; disabling logging stops logs; 'spring.output.file' is not a valid property.
Final Answer:
Set 'logging.file.name' property in application.properties -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use logging.file.name to log to file [OK]

Quick Trick: Configure logging.file.name to save logs to a file [OK]

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