Include slf4j "simple" binding/provider as a runtime dependency #371
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Related to #349 |
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Thanks - this has been addressed via #375 slf4j is also needed for compilation in test, so this has been declared as |
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Thanks @fschleich for resolving this |
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A logging provider needs to be specified when running the Photon applications from the commandline (e.g.
com.netflix.imflibrary.app.IMPAnalyzer) -- otherwise there is an error per #366However, is this inappropriate for other ways of running Photon? (e.g. as a library)
If so, perhaps this dependency could be moved to a new Gradle "dependency configuration" that can be selected specifically when running Photon applications from the commandline?
Closes #366