There can be various reasons why logs are not rotating in Logback version 1. Some of the common reasons are:
Configuration issue: It is possible that the configuration file used to set up logging in Logback is incorrect or incomplete. This can prevent the logs from rotating properly.
Permission issue: Logs might not rotate due to a lack of file permissions. In this case, the user running the application may not have the necessary permissions to perform file operations.
Size limit not reached: Log rotation occurs when a maximum size limit is reached. If the logs are not large enough, they may not rotate.
Wrong trigger policy: The trigger policy determines when a rollover should occur. If the wrong trigger policy is set, then logs may not rotate as expected.
Misconfigured rolling policy: The rolling policy describes how logs should be archived and deleted. If this policy is not configured correctly, then rotations may not occur as expected.
To identify the root cause of this problem, it is recommended to check the Logback configuration file and review the logs generated by Logback to troubleshoot any issues.
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