We're using Log4j2 2.12 with AsyncLogger and JsonAppender. If I call System.exit() from uncaught exception handler, sometimes the exception printed before calling System.exit() is not printed on the console. However, if I explicitly call LogManager.shutdown() first, I reliably get the stack trace logged by our code. My impression is that System.exit() should call the shutdown hook which should flush any pending logs? Why do I need to explicitly call LogManager.shutdown(). I don't specify any custom shutdown hooks. Thanks
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