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LogBox 1.5 Released!

Luis Majano November 07, 2010

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Luis Majano

November 07, 2010

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Our amazing LogBox: Enterprise Logging Library reaches another step in maturity to version 1.5.  This release includes two important fixes and one new addition to our logging programmatic language. This release includes the following:

  • #1059 implicit logging levels are not changing on max level only but both, misconceptions as per what the documentation says. This is when you do: info = ["myapp.model"] or debug=["coldbox.system.ioc"]
  • #1062 added concatenation possibilities to all programmatic configuration methods, so you can concatenate them jquery style
  • #1108 db appender failure when declaring a columnMap property, instance.columns not defined is now fixed

So what are you waiting for, download it now!

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