Collin Peterson created LOG4NET-692:
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Summary: No way to check if logs done before calling
Logger.Repository.Shutdown()
Key: LOG4NET-692
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4NET-692
Project: Log4net
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Appenders
Affects Versions: 2.0.14
Environment: Visual Studio 2022, C#, Version 2.0.15 (Most recent NuGet
version, but not listed here)
Reporter: Collin Peterson
I must programmatically create and delete loggers using custom headers,
footers, and file names for each created, hence why I can't use the .config
file. When calling .Logger.Repository.Shutdown() immediately after logging a
large amount, the last of the logs do not get added before it is shutdown. The
simplest solution is to add Thread.Sleep(1000) before calling .Shutdown() which
_should_ give enough time to finish. However, a better solution is an event for
when the last of the logs are done, or a "logs to add" count (a while() loop
would wait for count == 0), or simplest of all for users is just passing a bool
to .Shutdown() that specifies if it should wait for logs to finish before
shutting down.
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