Change GeoTools log redirection from Log4j2 to Logback #369
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GeoTools version of Log4j2 (2.17.2) and the one used by spring-boot (2.21.1) differ in the API used by GeoTools to set the logging level, which produces an exception due to a missing setLevel(...) method in the new version. Change log redirection to use Logback, and make sure the ApplicationContextInitializers run only once, as they may be called twice, once for the webapp context, and again for the Actuator context.
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GeoTools version of Log4j2 (2.17.2) and the one used by spring-boot (2.21.1) differ in the API used by GeoTools to set the logging level, which produces an exception due to a missing setLevel(...) method in the new version.
Change log redirection to use Logback, and make sure the ApplicationContextInitializers run only once, as they may be called twice, once for the webapp context, and again for the Actuator context.