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org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-api-scala_3

13.1.0 #1656 most downloaded on Maven Central apache/logging-log4j-scala

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2 releases · first in 2023

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Release timeline

2 releases · Oct 2023 to Feb 2024
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  1. 13.1.0 01 Feb 2024
    Release notes

    This minor release contains a bug fix, Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation, and some dependency updates.

    Added

    • Start generating CycloneDX SBOM

    Fixed

    • Fix recursive inlining issues in Scala 3 macros (#40)

    Updated

    • Update org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-bom to version 2.22.1 (#43)
    • Update org.apache.logging:logging-parent to version 10.6.0 (#44)
    Open source →
  2. 13.0.0 10 Oct 2023
    Release notes

    The highlights of this major release are Scala 3 support, JPMS descriptors, and the switch to semantic versioning.

    Note that this release is still binary backward compatible with the earlier release 12.0. Though we needed to bump the major version number for the semantic versioning switch to avoid the confusion related with version ordering.

    Added

    • Added support for Scala 3 (LOG4J2-3184, #26)
    • Added OSGi and JPMS support

    Changed

    • Bumped the Java version to 17 (Scala 2.10 and 2.11 targets still require Java 8 that build switches to using maven-toolchains-plugin)
    • Switch the CI to GitHub Actions
    • Switched from sbt to Maven to take advantage of logging-parent conveniences
    • Switched to semantic versioning
    • Updated org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-api version to 2.20.0
    • Update org.apache.logging:logging-parent to version 10.1.1
    • Started using log4j-changelog
    Open source →

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