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I have a question about the inheritance of configuration in Poco's logging framework. In the Poco Logging PDF (https://pocoproject.org/slides/110-Logging.pdf), it states that once a logger is fully created, it is no longer related to its ancestor. This means that changes to the log level or channel of a logger should not affect its existing descendants.
However, after updating our Poco version, we observed that changes to the root logger's configuration seem to impact its children. We are wondering if there has been a change in this behavior or if there is something we may be overlooking.
This discussion was converted from issue #4039 on June 10, 2023 02:19.
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Hello,
I have a question about the inheritance of configuration in Poco's logging framework. In the Poco Logging PDF (https://pocoproject.org/slides/110-Logging.pdf), it states that once a logger is fully created, it is no longer related to its ancestor. This means that changes to the log level or channel of a logger should not affect its existing descendants.
However, after updating our Poco version, we observed that changes to the root logger's configuration seem to impact its children. We are wondering if there has been a change in this behavior or if there is something we may be overlooking.
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