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I'm migrating to JUnit5 (5.3.0-M1) and Log4j2 (2.11.0) and I'd like to know if there is an easy way in to handle the logs from different threads.
In my previous version I could solve it with a CustomFileAppender, but now I think there might exist some better solution... the idea is to move from something like this:
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test2 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test3 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test3 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test2 - Doing something...
to something like this:
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test1 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test2 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test2 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test3 - Doing something...
[date] INFO - test3 - Doing something...
Thanks in advance!