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Currently we use slf4j/slf4j-simple for application logging. But some of our underlying libraries (e.g. aws clients) use commons-logging, and we provide log4j-core as the logging implementation. It does not make sense to use two logging implementations at the same time (slf4j-simple and log4j-core). The correct setup is to have jcl-over-slf4j so that all logging goes to slf4j-simple.
Currently we use slf4j/slf4j-simple for application logging. But some of our underlying libraries (e.g. aws clients) use commons-logging, and we provide log4j-core as the logging implementation. It does not make sense to use two logging implementations at the same time (slf4j-simple and log4j-core). The correct setup is to have
jcl-over-slf4j
so that all logging goes toslf4j-simple
.This change is made in response to cve-2021-44228. But it is a precautionary change: we have not found any reachable vulnerability in Snowplow apps. You can read more about Snowplow's reponse to CVE-2021-44228 on Discourse
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