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To fix duplicate entries in different log files using Logback/SpringBoot, follow these steps:
Identify the source of duplicate entries: Analyze the log files to identify where the duplicates are coming from. This can help you pinpoint the cause of the issue.
Check Logback's configuration: Make sure that Logback is correctly configured and not duplicating log entries. Verify whether Logback is set up to write to multiple output files or not.
Review SpringBoot's configuration: SpringBoot provides its own logging framework, so you may need to check SpringBoot's configuration to ensure that it is not causing logging duplication.
Use log level filtering: Check whether you have set the appropriate log level filter. Some log messages may be appearing twice due to a low log level filter.
Use unique file names: Ensure that your log file names are unique. Log files with identical names can get overwritten or duplicate entries may appear in both.
Use the LOGBACKCONFIGURATIONFILE property: Configure Logback using the LOGBACKCONFIGURATIONFILE property. This can help you specify the logging settings for each application module separately.
Use the conditional logging feature: Logback provides a conditional logging feature that allows log statements to be printed conditionally. This can help you avoid duplicate entries.
Remove redundant logging: Remove any redundant logging statements that may be causing duplicate log entries.
By following these steps, you can fix duplicate entries in different log files using Logback/SpringBoot.