Async Logger: FTB Skies 2: Aero config options

Specifies the value for log4j2.asyncQueueFullPolicy (leave empty for default)

Specifies the value for log4j2.discardThreshold (leave empty for default)

Specifies whether to enable the mod

Specifies whether to enable filtering for logs. Unless "global" is set to true, filtering happens on the dedicated async thread, with no overhead for the caller.

When set to true, filtering would happen globally instead of at the logger stage. This can avoid creating the LogEvent, at the cost of performing filtering on the caller thread, and not being able to process placeholders properly.

Note: you can also add filters in `config/asynclogger/*.toml`. That way you can freely add comments and format them as you wish. The specified logging levels will be filtered out and not logged. Valid values: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL

Messages logged by loggers with the specified names will be filtered out and not logged.

Messages that match the specified regexes will be filtered out and not logged.

Messages containing the specified substrings will be filtered out and not logged.

Specifies whether to apply filtering to System.out (treated as INFO level) and System.err (treated as ERROR level.) Note that if `wrapSysOutSysErr` is disabled, filtering would happen on the caller thread.

Specifies the value for log4j2.formatMsgAsync (leave empty for default)

Forge/NeoForge-only: disables writing to `debug.log` Note that when enabled, any archived debug log matching the glob pattern `debug-[1-5].log.gz` will be deleted.

Specifies the value for log4j2.asyncLoggerRingBufferSize (0 = use mod default, -1 = use log4j2 default)

Specifies the value for log4j2.asyncLoggerSynchronizeEnqueueWhenQueueFull (leave empty for default)

When enabled, compares logging performance without and with AsyncLogger, and logs the test results. Will cause a mass amount of messages to be printed at startup.

Specifies the value for log4j2.asyncLoggerWaitStrategy (leave empty for default)

Specifies whether System.out and System.err should be redirected to the logger