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This migrates to use the Java System.Logger API rather than slf4j-api.
This reduces the dependencies for this library and more specifically makes it easier for people wanting to use jlink and module-path as slf4j-api 1.7 only has automatic module name and not a module-info (and slf4j-api 2.x is still alpha).
This change messages logged to System.Logger will by default go to JUL unless there is something registered.
If you already have a JUL bridge then you don't need to do anything and log messages will already go via that path.
This migrates to use the Java
System.Logger
API rather thanslf4j-api
.This reduces the dependencies for this library and more specifically makes it easier for people wanting to use jlink and module-path as slf4j-api 1.7 only has automatic module name and not a module-info (and slf4j-api 2.x is still alpha).
This change messages logged to System.Logger will by default go to JUL unless there is something registered.
If you already have a JUL bridge then you don't need to do anything and log messages will already go via that path.
Otherwise, we can use:
... to have the log messages sent to slf4j-api and then onto whatever logging backend is setup.
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