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I don't know how to set the Liquibase log level to "severe".
I investigated, and I see that the Liquibase facade (liquibase.Liquibase) gets
its logger by calling LogFactory.getLogger(). This, in turn, calls
LogFactory.getLogger("liquibase").
If you attempt to set the log level of this logger, like this:
final Logger logger = LogFactory.getLogger();
logger.setLogLevel("severe");
final Liquibase liquibase = new Liquibase(...);
...then it appears that the log level is actually set to debug internally--or
at least all kinds of debug information is printed to the log.
I dug around in the source code of DefaultLogger and discovered that it first
checks a System property named liquibase.defaultlogger.level. So it would seem
that another way to do this would be to simply set this System property to,
say, severe, and it should be picked up automatically. I observed the same
symptoms, however--lots of debug information in the log.
I'm obviously missing something fundamental here: how does one change the log
level for all of liquibase when it is run through the facade class?
Thanks,
Laird
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