Over time it was forgotten to use Flog and oftentimes important log info was lost while finding specific bugs. There were clear rules when to use Flog and when Log but at that time we had 4 modules and different people working in the project. It would log the output to an internal file in addition to the console for better crash reports. Issue #2: Using Custom LoggersĪpart from LogCat we used a very basic custom facade called Flog. A chaotic mixture of LogCat, SLF4J and a couple of home-brew loggers are used without any real centralized configuration. Additional we have around 5 in-house libraries/dependencies we use and of course countless third-party libraries. Our module layout consists of a growing number of about 15 Android modules and 4 Java modules. Part I Issue #1: Many Modules & Libraries In the first part I will go through the issues we had with the current setup and in the second part, what steps we took to improve them. In this article I will show you how we adapted our logging strategy to a massively grown project structure.
Managing Logging in a Multi-Module Android Application
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