This is particularly crippling with Scala code, which often compiles Scala objects to a class with a trailing $ sign
i.e. "object Foo" is compiled to Foo$.class, so if you use the class name as Logger name, you can no longer control logging level using <logger name="Foo$" level="..." /> in the XML config files since Logback crashes on those names
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This is particularly crippling with Scala code, which often compiles Scala objects to a class with a trailing $ sign
i.e. "object Foo" is compiled to Foo$.class, so if you use the class name as Logger name, you can no longer control logging level using <logger name="Foo$" level="..." /> in the XML config files since Logback crashes on those names