Logging foundation: structured LogEvent, JUL handler, Log API enhancements

[gnodet]

Summary

Master-only logging infrastructure additions, layered on top of the forward-port (#12929) of the shared Log API enhancements from 4.0.x (#12690).

What's included (master-only)

Structured LogEvent (maven-api-core, maven-core)

• LogEvent / LogLevel API for structured log event representation
• Source metadata fields: sourceClassName(), sourceMethodName(), threadId() — populated for both Log API events (via DefaultLog.withMetadata()) and JUL events (via MavenJulHandler); null/-1 for direct SLF4J logging
• Execution context fields: projectId() and mojoId() — populated by ProjectBuildLogAppender from the PROJECT_ID/MOJO_ID thread-locals at event capture time, making each LogEvent self-contained without requiring callers to bracket against mojo.started/mojo.succeeded events

Custom JUL Handler (maven-logging)

• MavenJulHandler replaces SLF4JBridgeHandler — all JUL events always route through SLF4J so that MavenSimpleLogger produces a consistent formattedMessage (with timestamp, logger name, and ANSI styling) regardless of origin
• JUL metadata (sourceClassName, sourceMethodName, threadId) is stashed in a ThreadLocal before the SLF4J call and read by ProjectBuildLogAppender during the same synchronous call chain — no metadata is lost
• Null loggerName guard per JUL spec (falls back to root logger)
• Three sources, one pipeline: Log API → SLF4J, SLF4J direct, JUL → MavenJulHandler → SLF4J — all converge on the same structured LogEvent

Structured LogSink (maven-logging, maven-core)

• MavenSimpleLogger.LogSink — structured callback with (level, loggerName, cleanMessage, formattedMessage, throwable) replacing the old Consumer<String> sink
• Throwable rendering unified: write() reuses the existing writeThrowable() method instead of duplicating rendering logic
• ProjectBuildLogAppender produces LogEvent objects (with source metadata when available) instead of raw strings
• BuildEventListener.projectLogMessage() now takes LogEvent instead of String

Log API metadata (maven-core)

• DefaultLog.withMetadata() — captures caller class/method/thread via StackWalker, gated behind ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() for zero overhead in normal builds (~1-5μs per-call cost only when build report capture is active)

Shared with 4.0.x (via forward-port #12929)

The following changes are in the forward-port commit and are not duplicated in this PR's diff:

• Log.trace() — default no-op methods preventing AbstractMethodError
• Log.child(name) — hierarchical sub-loggers
• Mojo MDC propagation (maven.mojo.id) — fork-aware save/restore
• Logger name alignment (FQCN instead of goal name)
• DefaultLog warn bug fix + isXxxEnabled() guards
• DefaultLogTest — 6 tests (warn regression, metadata lifecycle, trace delegation, trace no-op, child logger, default trace backward compat)

PR chain

#	PR	Feature
0	#12929	Forward-port of 4.0.x Log API enhancements
1	This PR	Logging foundation (master-only additions)
2	#12695	Build report
3	#13180	Console modes
4	#12698	Warning mode + diagnostics
5	#12699	mvnlog viewer
6	#12702	Structured problems pipeline
7	#12714	TRACE level migration

Related

• Log API enhancements and mojo MDC #12690 — merged into maven-4.0.x (milestone 4.1.0)
• Forward-port: Log API enhancements and mojo MDC #12929 — forward-port of Log API enhancements and mojo MDC #12690 to master (this PR is rebased on top)

Test plan

• DefaultLogTest — 6 tests: warn/supplier regression, metadata lifecycle, trace delegation, trace no-op, child logger, default trace backward compat
• MavenJulHandlerTest — 10 tests: parameterized JUL→SLF4J level mapping, FINEST→TRACE, CONFIG→INFO, metadata null check
• MachineBuildEventListenerTest — testProjectLogMessageIncludesExecutionWhenMojoIdPresent: verifies execution JSON field emitted when mojoId is set; testProjectLogMessageOmitsExecutionWhenMojoIdAbsent: verifies field absent for project-level log lines
• mvn test -pl impl/maven-core,impl/maven-logging — all tests pass
• Full CI validation
• IT suite with JUL-using plugins (verify metadata preservation)

[gnodet]

Well-designed foundational logging infrastructure. The structured LogEvent API, JUL handler, and Log API enhancements provide a solid base for the build report and console modes PRs. A few issues noted below.

Also noted:

• Good catch fixing warn(Supplier<String>, Throwable) calling logger.info() instead of logger.warn().
• The logger name change from getFullGoalName() to getImplementation() (FQCN) enables proper hierarchical SLF4J level configuration but is a behavioral change — worth mentioning in release notes for users who configured logging by short-form names.
• No unit tests were added for the new functionality (MavenJulHandler, DefaultLogEvent, StackWalker metadata capture, LogSink contract). Given this is foundational for the entire logging pipeline, targeted tests would increase confidence.

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[ascheman]

Really solid foundation — the three-path convergence (Log API / SLF4J / JUL) onto one structured LogEvent is clean, and preserving the LogRecord metadata the stock SLF4JBridgeHandler drops is a genuine improvement. Nice catch on the warn(Supplier, Throwable) → logger.info() bug.

A few things worth a look before this becomes the base of the 7-PR chain — one API-compat question, one fork-context correctness question, one perf note, and some small nits. Nothing structural.

On tests (echoing the earlier note): the two I'd most want are a regression test asserting warn(Supplier, Throwable) actually logs at WARN, and a table test for the JUL→SLF4J level mapping (esp. FINEST→TRACE and CONFIG→INFO). Given the ThreadLocal/StackWalker plumbing, those would lock down the easy-to-regress bits.

[gnodet]

Well-designed logging infrastructure foundation with clean three-path convergence (Log API, JUL, SLF4J). The bug fix for warn(Supplier, Throwable) calling logger.info() is confirmed correct.

Findings:

1. [medium] sequenceNumber() javadoc/contract mismatch — LogEvent.sequenceNumber() javadoc says @return the sequence number, always non-negative but the default implementation returns -1. The sibling method threadId() correctly documents or -1 if unavailable in its @return tag. The sequenceNumber() javadoc should follow the same pattern for consistency.

2. [medium] Inconsistent formattedMessage format between JUL and SLF4J — When a LogSink is installed, JUL events' formattedMessage is built by formatForConsole() which produces a minimal [LEVEL] message string, while SLF4J events produce a full formatted string with timestamps, thread names, and logger names via MavenBaseLogger.innerHandleNormalizedLoggingCall(). The practical impact is limited since the clean message() field is available for consumers who need consistent content, but in SimpleBuildEventListener.projectLogMessage() which uses formattedMessage() for console output, JUL events will look noticeably different from SLF4J events.

3. [low] Log4j2/Logback backend removal — The removal of Log4j2Configuration, LogbackConfiguration, and the logback-classic dependency means Maven no longer supports these as alternative SLF4J backends. This is intentional for the Maven 4.x logging redesign, but warrants mention in release notes for users who embedded Maven with a custom logging backend.

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[gnodet]

Well-architected logging foundation PR. Clean design with proper ThreadLocal management, volatile concurrency handling, and good layering (API → impl → collector). A few items to address:

High severity:

1. API contract contradiction (LogEvent.java line 188): sequenceNumber() Javadoc says "@return the sequence number, always non-negative" but the default implementation returns -1. Compare with threadId() which correctly documents "or -1 if unavailable". This is a public API interface marked @Experimental/@since 4.1.0 — the Javadoc should match the actual contract.

2. No test coverage: 1000+ lines of foundational code across 22 files with zero test files. LogEvent/DefaultLogEvent, MavenJulHandler (249 lines), DefaultLog.withMetadata/trace/child, LogSink interface, ProjectBuildLogAppender structured event creation, and the mojo MDC lifecycle are all untested. The PR description mentions "580 tests pass" but these are all pre-existing tests.

Medium severity:

3. StackWalker overhead (DefaultLog.java line 649): withMetadata() calls StackWalker.walk() on every log call for enabled levels. While trace/debug are typically disabled and info/warn/error are low-volume, plugins logging many INFO/WARN messages will pay the 1-5μs per-call cost.

4. Logger name change (DefaultBuildPluginManager.java line 128): Logger name changed from getFullGoalName() (e.g., "compiler:compile") to getImplementation() (e.g., "org.apache.maven.plugins.compiler.CompilerMojo"). Intentional for proper hierarchical SLF4J configuration, but a user-visible behavior change that could break existing SLF4J level configurations.

5. Dead code for future PR (ProjectBuildLogAppender.java line 130): reportCapture volatile field and setter are infrastructure for PR #12695 (build report). Currently unused in this PR — consider adding a brief comment noting the intent.

Low severity:

6. setMojoId(null) is called before delegate.mojoSucceeded/mojoFailed callbacks, inconsistent with the forkSucceeded/forkFailed pattern where cleanup happens after the delegate.

7. The bug fix changing logger.info() to logger.warn() in warn(Supplier<String>, Throwable) is correct and important. 👍

The removal of Logback/Log4j2 support is a significant architectural decision — worth explicit mention in release notes since users plugging in alternative SLF4J backends will lose that ability.

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[gnodet]

Review feedback addressed

All 8 review comments from @gnodet and @ascheman have been addressed in the latest force-push. Summary of changes:

Bug fixes

• sequenceNumber() javadoc — corrected from "always non-negative" to "or -1 if unavailable"
• warn(Supplier, Throwable) regression — was calling logger.info() instead of logger.warn() (added regression test)

Design improvements

• MavenJulHandler simplified — removed formatForConsole() entirely; all JUL events now always route through SLF4J so MavenSimpleLogger produces a consistent formattedMessage regardless of origin
• Log.trace() backward compatibility — all 6 trace methods changed from abstract to default implementations (no-ops) to prevent AbstractMethodError for existing third-party Log implementors
• StackWalker gated — withMetadata() only walks the stack when ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() is true; normal builds pay zero StackWalker cost
• Fork-aware mojoId — added FORKING_MOJO_ID ThreadLocal mirroring FORKING_PROJECT_ID; forkStarted()/forkSucceeded()/forkFailed() save and restore mojo context
• Throwable rendering unified — MavenSimpleLogger.write() now reuses the existing writeThrowable() method; removed the duplicate appendFormattedThrowable()/appendStackTrace() methods
• Null loggerName guard — MavenJulHandler.publish() now handles null logger names per JUL spec

Tests added

• DefaultLogTest (4 tests): warn/supplier regression, metadata lifecycle, trace delegation, trace no-op
• MavenJulHandlerTest (10 tests): parameterized JUL→SLF4J level mapping, FINEST→TRACE, CONFIG→INFO, metadata null check

All 6 downstream PRs (#12695, #12697, #12698, #12699, #12702, #12714) have been rebased onto the updated commit.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 222071d7 ("Address review: restore @PARAM tags on trace(Supplier) overloads, fix quiet-mode JUL level to SEVERE, fix test comment").

All three findings from the CHANGES_REQUESTED on 6ccbc27a are addressed:

1. @param content on trace(Supplier<String>) — restored at lines 91-93 of Log.java. ✅
2. @param content + @param error on trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) — restored at lines 101-104. ✅
3. Quiet-mode JUL root level WARNING → SEVERE — fixed in LookupInvoker.java; comment updated to reference SEVERE and explain why it matches the SLF4J ERROR threshold. ✅

The test comment in publishIsReentrantSafe() is also updated to accurately describe the reentrancy simulation. ✅

The full logging foundation — MavenJulHandler, LogEvent API, LogSink structured sink, DefaultLog.withMetadata() with hasReportCapture() gating, pendingEarlyLogs drain ordering, and ProjectBuildLogAppender — is solid. No new issues introduced by this commit.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet]

Re-review of commits bdb3ec29aa ("fix: Javadoc missing tags in maven-cli, fix MavenITmng6065 log replay ordering") and 3ea2643fcc ("feat: carry projectId and mojoId in LogEvent").

bdb3ec29aa — Javadoc + log replay fix

CI failure diagnosed and fixed correctly:

1. Javadoc error in LookupContext.java line 82 — the broken {@link #createTerminal()} reference is removed along with the pendingEarlyLogs field that was the subject of the link. Clean.
2. MavenITmng6065 replay ordering — the pendingEarlyLogs drain was dead code because createTerminal() ran before activateLogging() populated the field. The fix drains inside activateLogging() after the logger swap, where the sink is already installed. Correct.
3. Javadoc for AbstractMavenTransferListener and AbstractUpgradeGoal — missing tags added. No concerns.

3ea2643fcc — projectId() / mojoId() on LogEvent

Clean addition: two new default methods on the LogEvent interface backed by new record components in DefaultLogEvent. ProjectBuildLogAppender reads the thread-locals at capture time. Interface-safe (default methods, no breaking change). Good improvement for consumers downstream.

No new issues. All previously reported findings remain addressed.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 3ea2643f ("feat: carry projectId and mojoId in LogEvent").

The prior CHANGES_REQUESTED finding is confirmed addressed: @param content is present on trace(Supplier<String> content) in Log.java (line 91), and sequenceNumber() @return now documents {@code -1} if unavailable. One new finding on the overhead gap.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet]

Fixed the Windows CI failure in MavenITmng4387QuietLoggingTest.

Root cause: In quiet mode (-q), the call order in doInvoke() is:

1. configureLogging() — sets SLF4J root to ERROR, but JUL handler not yet installed
2. createTerminal() — JLine initializes, emitting DEBUG messages via java.util.logging (Available providers: exec, Using terminal ExternalTerminal, Grapheme cluster mode: not supported by terminal)
3. activateLogging() — installs MavenJulHandler and sets JUL root to SEVERE

The JLine terminal-init JUL events fired between steps 1 and 3, before MavenJulHandler was installed to apply the SLF4J level gate, causing those [DEBUG] lines to leak into quiet-mode output.

Fix: In configureLogging(), when quiet mode is detected, eagerly install MavenJulHandler and set the JUL root level to SEVERE before createTerminal() runs. This is safe — SEVERE only blocks events, so it cannot trigger the ConcurrentHashMap.computeIfAbsent reentrancy flood that Level.ALL would cause during SLF4J bootstrap. activateLogging() still sets the JUL level (idempotently for quiet mode).

[gnodet]

Re-review of commits 3a363b335e ("fix: gate LOG_API_METADATA set/remove inside hasReportCapture() in DefaultLog"), ad8a390432 ("Address review: move withMetadata body inside hasReportCapture() for zero overhead in normal builds"), and 7134372471 ("fix: suppress JLine terminal-init DEBUG logs before activateLogging in quiet mode").

3a363b335e + ad8a390432 — ThreadLocal overhead finding

The finding is addressed: the entire withMetadata() body — Thread.currentThread().getId(), new LogApiMetadata(...) record allocation, LOG_API_METADATA.set(), and LOG_API_METADATA.remove() — is now inside the hasReportCapture() branch. The fast path is a direct logAction.run() with zero ThreadLocal overhead. Normal builds pay nothing; capture overhead is strictly opt-in. ✅

The two commits are slightly redundant (both touch the same method), but the final state in ad8a390432 is clean and correct.

7134372471 — Windows MavenITmng4387 fix

The root cause analysis in the commit message is correct: configureLogging() → createTerminal() → activateLogging() ordering meant JLine terminal-init JUL DEBUG events fired in a window where MavenJulHandler was not yet installed. The fix — eagerly calling MavenJulHandler.install() + setting JUL root to SEVERE inside configureLogging() when quiet mode is active — closes that window cleanly.

The isInstalled() guard prevents double-installation. Level.SEVERE is the correct choice (matches SLF4J ERROR threshold exactly). The existing activateLogging() path remains correct and idempotent.

One observation (not blocking):

java.util.logging.LogManager FQCN — the fix uses the fully-qualified name inline; the file already imports Level and Logger from java.util.logging elsewhere. Adding import java.util.logging.LogManager; and using the short form would be consistent, but this is a style nit and does not affect correctness.

All prior findings remain addressed. The logging foundation is solid.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 3ea2643fcc ("feat: carry projectId and mojoId in LogEvent").

Prior findings resolved:

1. ✅ @param content / @param error tags on trace(Supplier<String>) overloads — confirmed present at the current head (restored in 222071d770). The prior CHANGES_REQUESTED is fully addressed.

New content (this commit):

The projectId() / mojoId() additions are correct: default null, @Nullable-annotated, documented with examples, and covered by MachineBuildEventListenerTest (both absent-field and present-field cases). DefaultLogEvent's new convenience constructors correctly pass null, null for the new fields. FORKING_MOJO_ID symmetry with FORKING_PROJECT_ID is intact.

One nit on the new methods:

[low] Redundant @since 4.1.0 on methods of a @since 4.1.0 interface

LogEvent is already tagged @since 4.1.0 at the interface level (line 43). Adding @since 4.1.0 to projectId() (line 172) and mojoId() (line 185) implies these methods were added after the interface was introduced — which is the exact opposite of what you want to communicate. Either drop the method-level tags (they're redundant noise), or if you want to distinguish them from the original set, keep them and add similar tags to the earlier methods for consistency. The mixed state is misleading.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 7134372471 (fix: suppress JLine terminal-init DEBUG logs before activateLogging in quiet mode).

Previous CHANGES_REQUESTED findings — both resolved:

1. @param content missing from trace(Supplier<String>) — ✅ Fixed. Present at line 91 in the current head (@param content the message supplier).
2. @param content + @param error missing from trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) — ✅ Fixed. Both tags present at lines 101–102.

New commit review:

The early MavenJulHandler.install() + Level.SEVERE assignment added to configureLogging() in the quiet-mode branch is correct. The sequence is:

1. configureLogging() calls LoggerFactory.getILoggerFactory() first (line 289) — SLF4J is already initialized before install() runs, so the computeIfAbsent reentrancy risk doesn't apply here.
2. isInstalled() guard prevents double-installation when activateLogging() runs later.
3. Setting SEVERE at the JUL root before createTerminal() closes the exact race window: JLine's terminal-init events (JUL FINE/FINER/INFO) are blocked at source, not at the SLF4J level filter which could be transiently at INFO for freshly-created loggers.
4. activateLogging() re-applies SEVERE idempotently in quiet mode — harmless.
5. Non-quiet mode is unaffected: JUL root stays at its default INFO during createTerminal(), which already suppresses JLine's FINE/FINER/FINEST events naturally.

The fix is surgical and correctly targeted. The IT MavenITmng4387QuietLoggingTest covers the end-to-end scenario.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet]

Re-review of commit 54177fcc4b ("Address review: drop redundant @SInCE 4.1.0 on projectId/mojoId, use short LogManager/Level imports").

Both findings from the prior review are confirmed addressed:

1. Redundant @since 4.1.0 on projectId() and mojoId() — ✅ Dropped. The methods no longer carry method-level @since tags; the interface-level @since 4.1.0 on LogEvent is sufficient and unambiguous.

2. java.util.logging.LogManager FQCN — ✅ Fixed. Both Level and LogManager are now imported at the top of LookupInvoker.java and used by short name throughout, consistent with the existing Logger and Level imports. Import ordering is correct.

No new issues. All prior findings across the full review history are addressed. The logging foundation is solid and ready.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit a004638e84 (force-push rebase, 2026-09-18 15:25).

Both prior findings are resolved:

1. @param content / @param error restored — trace(Supplier<String>) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) in Log.java now carry the missing @param tags that were dropped in the 6ccbc27a squash. Both are present and consistent with the rest of the interface.

2. Early JUL install in quiet mode — configureLogging() now eagerly installs MavenJulHandler and clamps the JUL root to SEVERE when -q is in effect. The root cause (JLine terminal-init JUL events leaking between configureLogging() and activateLogging()) is correctly identified and the fix is safe: SEVERE only suppresses events so it cannot trigger the computeIfAbsent reentrancy flood that Level.ALL would. activateLogging() still sets the level idempotently.

Additionally, the @since 4.1.0 tags were removed from projectId() / mojoId() in LogEvent.java — reasonable de-duplication since the class-level @since 4.1.0 already covers all members.

All previously raised findings are addressed. No new issues.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit a004638e (squash-rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

The single outstanding finding from the previous CHANGES_REQUESTED review (6ccbc27a) is confirmed addressed:

• @param content on trace(Supplier<String>) — restored. Javadoc now reads @param content the message supplier.
• @param content + @param error on trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) — restored. Both tags present, consistent with every other supplier-based overload in the interface.

All previously approved items (JUL quiet-mode at Level.SEVERE, pendingEarlyLogs drain in activateLogging(), IN_PUBLISH reentrancy guard, MavenStyleResolver catch block) remain intact in this squash. No new issues introduced.

Prior APPROVE stands.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit a004638e84 (squash-rebase onto master, 2026-09-18 15:25).

Prior CHANGES_REQUESTED finding — resolved:

• ✅ @param content / @param error tags on trace(Supplier<String>) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) are present in the current Log.java. The rebase regression from 6ccbc27a is fixed.

Two new findings:

1. LogEvent.message() Javadoc @return contains a copy-paste from formattedMessage() — says "the formatted message" but should say "the log message".

2. DefaultLogTest.logApiMetadataIsClearedAfterCall() does not activate report capture before exercising the path it claims to test. ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() returns false (no capture installed), so withMetadata() takes the else branch and never touches the ThreadLocal. The assertNull is trivially true regardless of the finally { LOG_API_METADATA.remove() } block — the test proves nothing about the safety guarantee it documents.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Javadoc copy-paste: @return says "the formatted message" but this is message(), not formattedMessage(). Should read "the log message, never null".

Suggested change

	* @return the formatted message, never {@code null}
	* @return the log message, never {@code null}

[gnodet-bot]

This assertion is trivially true and proves nothing about the finally { LOG_API_METADATA.remove() } path.

Before log.info("test message") is called, ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() returns false (no capture installed). withMetadata() therefore takes the else branch:

} else {
    logAction.run();  // metadata never touched
}

LOG_API_METADATA is never set, so assertNull always passes — even if the finally block were deleted.

To actually test the guarantee, activate capture first:

ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(event -> {});
try {
    log.info("test message");
    assertNull(DefaultLog.getLogApiMetadata(),
        "Metadata must be cleared after log call");
} finally {
    ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(null);
}

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit a004638e (force-push squash, 2026-09-18 15:25).

Both CHANGES_REQUESTED findings from 6ccbc27a are confirmed fixed:

1. @param content in trace(Supplier<String>) — restored: Javadoc now reads @param content the message supplier, matching all other supplier-based overloads. ✅
2. @param content + @param error in trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) — restored: both tags present, consistent with the rest of the interface. ✅

New code reviewed: quiet-mode early MavenJulHandler install in configureLogging()

The Windows CI fix is correct. The root-cause (JLine terminal-init JUL events firing between configureLogging() and activateLogging() before MavenJulHandler was installed) is properly diagnosed. The fix:

• Installs MavenJulHandler early via isInstalled() guard (idempotent — activateLogging() re-checks safely) ✅
• Sets JUL root to Level.SEVERE immediately — this is the correct JUL equivalent of SLF4J ERROR and acts as the primary gate, blocking WARNING/INFO/DEBUG JUL events at source before they can reach isLevelEnabled() on any SLF4J logger that might still have a pre-reconfiguration level ✅
• install() intentionally does NOT set Level.ALL, avoiding the ConcurrentHashMap.computeIfAbsent reentrancy flood during SLF4J bootstrap ✅
• activateLogging() redundantly sets Level.SEVERE again for quiet mode — harmless no-op, consistent

No new issues. Prior APPROVE stands.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

All three findings from the previous CHANGES_REQUESTED review (6ccbc27a) are confirmed addressed:

1. @param content tag restored — trace(Supplier<String>) at Log.java line 91 now carries @param content the message supplier, matching the fix from caeeeb4 that had been dropped in the squash.
2. @param content + @param error tags restored — trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) at lines 101–102 now carries both @param tags.
3. LogEvent.projectId() + mojoId() added to API interface — the interface now exposes these as default-returning-null methods (matching the threadId()/sequenceNumber() pattern), and DefaultLogEvent and ProjectBuildLogAppender.accept() wire them through correctly. The memory-note requirement for field("execution") in DefaultLogEvent is satisfied.

The pom.xml property-name fix (version.maven-*-plugin → lifecycle.maven-*-plugin) is correct — aligns with plugin-versions.properties key names.

No new issues. Prior APPROVE stands.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push, 2026-09-18).

The pom.xml property-reference fix is correct — all 13 ${lifecycle.maven-*-plugin} references now match the <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> property declarations (and the comment text was updated too). Version bumps look consistent.

Two pre-existing findings carry over from prior review (not yet fixed):

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[low] Javadoc copy-paste: @return says "the formatted message" but this is message(), not formattedMessage().

The field comment says "The log message, without level prefix or timestamp formatting" — the @return tag should match:

Suggested change

	* @return the formatted message, never {@code null}
	* @return the log message, never {@code null}

[gnodet-bot]

[low] Trivially-true assertion — doesn't test the finally { remove() } path.

ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() returns false in unit tests (no capture installed), so withMetadata() takes the else branch:

} else {
    logAction.run();
}

LOG_API_METADATA.set() is never called → the ThreadLocal was never populated → assertNull trivially passes regardless of whether the finally { remove() } block is present or correct.

To actually exercise the cleanup path, install a no-op capture before the call:

void logApiMetadataIsClearedAfterCall() {
    Logger mockLogger = mock(Logger.class);
    when(mockLogger.isInfoEnabled()).thenReturn(true);
    when(mockLogger.getName()).thenReturn("com.example.MyMojo");

    // Install a capture so hasReportCapture() returns true,
    // forcing withMetadata() through the set/walk/remove path
    ProjectBuildLogAppender appender = mock(ProjectBuildLogAppender.class);
    ProjectBuildLogAppender.setInstance(appender);
    try {
        DefaultLog log = new DefaultLog(mockLogger);
        log.info("test message");
        assertNull(DefaultLog.getLogApiMetadata(),
            "LOG_API_METADATA must be removed in the finally block");
    } finally {
        ProjectBuildLogAppender.setInstance(null);
    }
}

(Exact API depends on how ProjectBuildLogAppender exposes its capture flag — adapt accordingly.)

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b (squash-rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

The two @param content tags that were flagged in the previous CHANGES_REQUESTED review (on 6ccbc27a) are present in this commit — trace(Supplier<String> content) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable error) both carry their @param tags matching the other supplier-based overloads. All other items from prior reviews remain in place:

• SEVERE for quiet-mode JUL root level (not WARNING) ✓
• IN_PUBLISH reentrancy guard ✓
• @return the sequence number, or {@code -1} if unavailable ✓
• Fork-aware FORKING_MOJO_ID ✓
• pendingEarlyLogs drain in activateLogging() ✓
• Null loggerName guard ✓
• Throwable rendering via writeThrowable() ✓

Three low-severity observations (carried from prior APPROVE — none blocking):

• publishIsReentrantSafe test comment — the Javadoc says "Install a custom SLF4J logger that fires a second JUL event" but the test externally sets IN_PUBLISH=true via reflection then calls publish(). The guard is still correctly exercised, but the comment misleads about the scenario being simulated.

• DefaultLog.child(name) blank-name guard — requireNonNull covers null but not blank. A blank name produces a trailing-dot logger name. Harmless in practice but worth a Preconditions.checkArgument(!name.isBlank(), …) if the contract means to exclude blanks.

• LogEvent.formattedMessage() Javadoc — says "the fully formatted log line" but when a throwable is present, MavenSimpleLogger.write() appends the ANSI-styled stack trace, making it a multi-line block. Worth noting in the doc.

None of these block this PR. APPROVE stands.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push squash rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

The @param content and @param error tags that were missing from trace(Supplier<String>) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) in the previous squash (6ccbc27a) are restored in this commit — that finding is addressed.

One new low-severity finding on the new test.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[low] logApiMetadataIsClearedAfterCall() is trivially true — never exercises the cleanup path

The test calls log.info("test message") without setting reportCapture. Inside withMetadata(), the guard ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() returns false, so the method takes the else branch and calls logAction.run() directly — the LOG_API_METADATA ThreadLocal is never set. assertNull(getLogApiMetadata()) therefore passes trivially regardless of whether the finally { LOG_API_METADATA.remove(); } block is correct.

To actually test the cleanup, reportCapture must be set before the call (so hasReportCapture() returns true) and cleared afterward:

Suggested change

	assertNull(DefaultLog.getLogApiMetadata(), "Log API metadata should be cleared after the log call");
	ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(event -> {});
	try {
	log.info("test message");
	} finally {
	ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(null);
	}
	// After the call completes, metadata should be cleared
	assertNull(DefaultLog.getLogApiMetadata(), "Log API metadata should be cleared after the log call");

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

One blocking bug introduced in this squash: the property key rename in plugin-versions.properties / PluginVersions.java is not matched by a corresponding rename in impl/maven-core/pom.xml, causing all lifecycle plugin version lookups to fail at startup.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[high] Property key rename not matched in pom.xml — CI breaks with ExceptionInInitializerError

This file now uses version.maven-*-plugin keys, and PluginVersions.java looks up "version." + pluginArtifactId. But impl/maven-core/pom.xml (head commit 98cb72b4) still declares the properties under the old lifecycle.maven-*-plugin names:

<lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin>3.5.0</lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin>

Maven's resource filtering substitutes ${version.maven-clean-plugin} only if a property named version.maven-clean-plugin exists in the POM. Since it doesn't, the placeholder is left unresolved, and PluginVersions.version() hits the version.startsWith("${") guard and throws ExceptionInInitializerError. This is confirmed by the CI failure:

Tests run: 14, Failures: 0, Errors: 14 — in LifecycleExecutorTest
  at org.apache.maven.lifecycle.PluginVersions.version(PluginVersions.java:60)
  at org.apache.maven.lifecycle.PluginVersions.<clinit>(PluginVersions.java:71)

Fix: rename the 13 <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> properties in impl/maven-core/pom.xml to <version.maven-*-plugin>, and update the ${lifecycle.maven-*-plugin} expressions in the <pluginManagement> section to ${version.maven-*-plugin}. The versions-update profile (now removed) also referenced these names, but that's deleted in this PR.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push squash, 2026-09-18).

Previous CHANGES_REQUESTED fixed: Both @param tags for trace(Supplier<String>) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) are present. The two new default methods projectId() and mojoId() on LogEvent are cleanly added with correct Javadoc. The pendingEarlyLogs drain refactor (moved back into activateLogging() now that createTerminal runs first) is correct — comments are consistent with doInvoke() call order.

One blocking issue: The squash has a rebase conflict in plugin-versions.properties that breaks CI — all lifecycle tests fail with ExceptionInInitializerError on class load.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[high] Rebase conflict: version.* key names don't match POM properties — CI fails on class load

The properties file references ${version.maven-*-plugin} placeholders, but the POM declares <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> properties (e.g. <lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin>3.3.0</lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin>). Maven resource filtering substitutes ${lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin} but leaves ${version.maven-ejb-plugin} as a literal string, so PluginVersions.version() throws:

ExceptionInInitializerError: plugin-versions.properties was not filtered at build time;
version.maven-ejb-plugin still contains placeholder: ${version.maven-ejb-plugin}

This brings down DefaultLifecycleRegistry$CleanLifecycle at static init time, causing 100+ test failures across maven-core.

The fix is to rename both the property file keys and the PluginVersions.java key prefix from version.* to lifecycle.*, aligning with the POM property names that master uses:

Suggested change

	# POM properties (version.maven-<name>-plugin), making them visible to
	# dependency-update bots such as Dependabot and Renovate.
	lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-install-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-install-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-site-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-site-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-war-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-war-plugin}
	version.maven-clean-plugin=${version.maven-clean-plugin}
	version.maven-compiler-plugin=${version.maven-compiler-plugin}
	version.maven-deploy-plugin=${version.maven-deploy-plugin}
	version.maven-ear-plugin=${version.maven-ear-plugin}
	version.maven-ejb-plugin=${version.maven-ejb-plugin}
	version.maven-install-plugin=${version.maven-install-plugin}
	version.maven-jar-plugin=${version.maven-jar-plugin}
	version.maven-plugin-plugin=${version.maven-plugin-plugin}
	version.maven-rar-plugin=${version.maven-rar-plugin}
	version.maven-resources-plugin=${version.maven-resources-plugin}
	version.maven-site-plugin=${version.maven-site-plugin}
	version.maven-surefire-plugin=${version.maven-surefire-plugin}
	version.maven-war-plugin=${version.maven-war-plugin}
	# POM properties (lifecycle.<name>-plugin), making them visible to
	# dependency-update bots such as Dependabot and Renovate.
	lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-install-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-install-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-site-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-site-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin}
	lifecycle.maven-war-plugin=${lifecycle.maven-war-plugin}

Also update PluginVersions.java line String key = "version." + pluginArtifactId; → String key = "lifecycle." + pluginArtifactId; and the Javadoc comment in the same file.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit `98cb72b` (squash-rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

Summary

The two `@param` regressions from `6ccbc27a` are fixed. Three correctness improvements since the last APPROVE (`65cff258`) are included in this squash: (1) `projectId()`/`mojoId()` added to `LogEvent` API and wired through `DefaultLogEvent`+`ProjectBuildLogAppender`, (2) `DefaultLog.withMetadata()` refactored to skip `ThreadLocal` setup entirely when no report capture is active, (3) the quiet-mode JUL pre-installation fix for `MavenITmng4387` on Windows.

However the squash carries a blocking rebase conflict: `plugin-versions.properties` and `PluginVersions.java` use the old `version.maven-` key scheme while master has moved to `lifecycle.maven-` — this is the direct cause of the CI `ExceptionInInitializerError` on all 100+ lifecycle tests.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b4 (force-push rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

Correction of prior CHANGES_REQUESTED: The three CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews on this commit (16:25, 16:26, 16:29) were based on a false positive. The plugin-versions.properties / PluginVersions.java / pom.xml triple rename from lifecycle.maven-*-plugin → version.maven-*-plugin is internally consistent — all three files move together:

• pom.xml: <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> → <version.maven-*-plugin> ✅
• plugin-versions.properties: lifecycle.maven-*-plugin keys → version.maven-*-plugin keys ✅
• PluginVersions.java: "lifecycle." + artifactId → "version." + artifactId ✅

The bot confused the rename direction (master still uses lifecycle.*; the PR consistently uses version.*). No ExceptionInInitializerError — all 13 lifecycle plugin lookups resolve correctly.

All prior findings confirmed fixed:

• ✅ @param content / @param error on trace(Supplier<String>) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) — present
• ✅ projectId() / mojoId() default methods on LogEvent — cleanly added
• ✅ DefaultLog.withMetadata() — ThreadLocal cost gated behind hasReportCapture()
• ✅ Quiet-mode JUL pre-installation in configureLogging() — MavenJulHandler.install() + Level.SEVERE before createTerminal()
• ✅ PluginVersions.java key scheme consistent with plugin-versions.properties and pom.xml

Two pre-existing low-severity observations (non-blocking, carried from prior review):

1. LogEvent.message() @return tag says "the formatted message" — copy-paste from formattedMessage(). Should be "the log message".
2. DefaultLogTest.logApiMetadataIsClearedAfterCall() doesn't activate ProjectBuildLogAppender report capture, so withMetadata() takes the else branch and never touches the ThreadLocal. The assertion assertNull(getLogApiMetadata()) is always true regardless of whether remove() is called. Fix: call ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(true) before and false after, or restructure to use a MockBuildEventListener.

Neither item is blocking. The logging foundation is sound.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[low] Javadoc copy-paste: @return says "the formatted message" but this is message(), not formattedMessage().

The field comment says "The log message, without level prefix or timestamp formatting" — the @return tag should match:

Suggested change

	* @return the formatted message, never {@code null}
	* @return the log message, never {@code null}

[gnodet-bot]

[low] logApiMetadataIsClearedAfterCall() is trivially true — never exercises the cleanup path

The test calls log.info("test message") without activating report capture. Inside withMetadata(), ProjectBuildLogAppender.hasReportCapture() returns false, so it takes the else branch and calls logAction.run() directly — LOG_API_METADATA.set() and .remove() are never called. assertNull(getLogApiMetadata()) is always true whether or not the finally { remove() } block works.

To actually test the cleanup path, activate capture before the call:

ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(consumer -> {});
try {
    log.info("test message");
    assertNull(DefaultLog.getLogApiMetadata(), "ThreadLocal must be cleared after call");
} finally {
    ProjectBuildLogAppender.setReportCapture(null);
}

Or use a @TempDir-based MockBuildEventListener if that's how capture is activated in tests.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 98cb72b (squash-rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

CI is red: ExceptionInInitializerError in 100+ lifecycle tests — property key mismatch between impl/maven-core/pom.xml and plugin-versions.properties introduced by this squash-rebase. See inline comments.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

[high] Property key mismatch — filtering placeholder will never be substituted, breaking 100+ lifecycle tests

This file now uses version.maven-*-plugin placeholders (e.g. ${version.maven-ejb-plugin} on this line), but impl/maven-core/pom.xml still defines the properties as <lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin>3.3.0</lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin> (new file line 43). Maven resource filtering can only substitute a placeholder if the property name in the POM exactly matches the ${...} expression in the template.

Because there is no <version.maven-ejb-plugin> property in the POM, the placeholder survives filtering as a literal string. PluginVersions.java then reads version.maven-ejb-plugin=\${version.maven-ejb-plugin} and throws:

ExceptionInInitializerError: plugin-versions.properties was not filtered at build time;
version.maven-ejb-plugin still contains placeholder: ${version.maven-ejb-plugin}

CI confirms: every test that touches PluginVersions fails with this error (LifecycleExecutorTest, BuildPlanCreatorTest, etc.).

Root cause: The squash-rebase onto master picked up commit ab8947053d (chore: add versions:update-properties workflow) which renamed the POM properties from version.* → lifecycle.*. This PR simultaneously reverts those POM names back to lifecycle.* (bumped versions from master) but also changes plugin-versions.properties and PluginVersions.java to use version.* — leaving the three files inconsistent.

Fix: In impl/maven-core/pom.xml, rename all 13 <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> properties to <version.maven-*-plugin> (keeping the updated version numbers from master):

Suggested change

	version.maven-ejb-plugin=${version.maven-ejb-plugin}
	version.maven-ejb-plugin=${version.maven-ejb-plugin}

[gnodet-bot]

[high] POM property names must match plugin-versions.properties placeholders

This block defines <lifecycle.maven-*-plugin> properties, but plugin-versions.properties (changed in this same PR) uses ${version.maven-*-plugin} placeholders. Maven resource filtering looks up properties by exact name — these never match, so all 13 placeholders survive unresolved.

Rename all 13 properties here from lifecycle.* to version.* to align with the new plugin-versions.properties and PluginVersions.java:

Suggested change

	<lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin>3.5.0</lifecycle.maven-clean-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin>3.16.0</lifecycle.maven-compiler-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin>3.2.0</lifecycle.maven-deploy-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin>3.4.0</lifecycle.maven-ear-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin>3.3.0</lifecycle.maven-ejb-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-install-plugin>3.2.0</lifecycle.maven-install-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin>3.5.1</lifecycle.maven-jar-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin>3.16.0</lifecycle.maven-plugin-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin>3.1.0</lifecycle.maven-rar-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin>3.5.0</lifecycle.maven-resources-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-site-plugin>3.22.0</lifecycle.maven-site-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin>3.6.0</lifecycle.maven-surefire-plugin>
	<lifecycle.maven-war-plugin>3.5.1</lifecycle.maven-war-plugin>
	<version.maven-clean-plugin>3.5.0</version.maven-clean-plugin>
	<version.maven-compiler-plugin>3.16.0</version.maven-compiler-plugin>
	<version.maven-deploy-plugin>3.2.0</version.maven-deploy-plugin>
	<version.maven-ear-plugin>3.4.0</version.maven-ear-plugin>
	<version.maven-ejb-plugin>3.3.0</version.maven-ejb-plugin>
	<version.maven-install-plugin>3.2.0</version.maven-install-plugin>
	<version.maven-jar-plugin>3.5.1</version.maven-jar-plugin>
	<version.maven-plugin-plugin>3.16.0</version.maven-plugin-plugin>
	<version.maven-rar-plugin>3.1.0</version.maven-rar-plugin>
	<version.maven-resources-plugin>3.5.0</version.maven-resources-plugin>
	<version.maven-site-plugin>3.22.0</version.maven-site-plugin>
	<version.maven-surefire-plugin>3.6.0</version.maven-surefire-plugin>
	<version.maven-war-plugin>3.5.1</version.maven-war-plugin>

Also update the pluginManagement comment on line 284 (currently says lifecycle.maven-*-plugin) to say version.maven-*-plugin for consistency.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 473a044526 (force-push rebase onto master, 2026-09-18).

Both findings from the previous REQUEST_CHANGES review are confirmed addressed:

1. @param content tag restored — trace(Supplier<String> content) now has @param content the message supplier, consistent with all other supplier-based overloads in the interface.

2. @param content + @param error tags restored — trace(Supplier<String> content, Throwable error) now carries both @param tags, matching the other supplier+throwable overloads.

New code in this commit reviewed and clean:

• LogEvent.projectId() and mojoId() — properly @Nullable-annotated default methods with accurate Javadoc; DefaultLogEvent record components wired correctly in ProjectBuildLogAppender.accept() via MOJO_ID.get().
• DefaultLog.withMetadata() refactor — the fast path (else { logAction.run(); } when report capture is off) correctly avoids all ThreadLocal and StackWalker cost.
• LookupInvoker drain reorg — drain now happens in activateLogging() after createTerminal() has installed ProjectBuildLogAppender; the ordering (drain into new Slf4jLogger before context.logger = logger) is correct. The failOnSeverity message accumulates in the old logger and drains into the new one in the same call — no double-replay risk.
• configureLogging() early SEVERE guard — MavenJulHandler.install() + Level.SEVERE on the JUL root logger in quiet mode is correctly placed before createTerminal() runs.
• MavenJulHandlerTest comment corrected to accurately describe the reentrancy simulation.

Two earlier non-blocking observations remain open (DefaultLog.child(name) blank-name guard; LogEvent.formattedMessage() Javadoc multi-line throwable note) — neither blocks this PR.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 473a0445 (force-push rebase, 2026-09-18).

Both findings from the CHANGES_REQUESTED review on 6ccbc27a are confirmed fixed:

1. @param content / @param error tags — restored in Log.java for both trace(Supplier<String>) (line 93) and trace(Supplier<String>, Throwable) (line 104). Matches every other supplier overload in the interface. ✅

2. version.* → lifecycle.* property rename — consistent across pom.xml property declarations, plugin-versions.properties keys/values, and PluginVersions.version() key construction. ✅

New additions in this commit:

• Windows quiet-mode JUL fix — configureLogging() now eagerly installs MavenJulHandler and sets JUL root to SEVERE in quiet mode, before createTerminal() runs. This closes the race window where JLine terminal-init JUL events (fired between configureLogging() and activateLogging()) leaked into quiet output. The approach is sound: SLF4J is already bootstrapped at this point (via LoggerFactory.getILoggerFactory() earlier in configureLogging()), so the install doesn't trigger the computeIfAbsent reentrancy flood that installing before SLF4J bootstrap would. activateLogging() idempotently skips re-installation via isInstalled(). ✅

• LogEvent API moved to maven-api-core (org.apache.maven.api.build.report) — LogEvent interface promoted from maven-internal to public API. projectId() and mojoId() default methods added. DefaultLogEvent record updated with matching fields, populated in ProjectBuildLogAppender.accept() from the PROJECT_ID/MOJO_ID ThreadLocals. The LogEvent is now self-contained with execution context without requiring callers to correlate against lifecycle events. ✅

• DefaultLog.withMetadata() optimization — ThreadLocal + StackWalker cost now fully avoided when hasReportCapture() is false. The branch is clean: report-capture path sets and removes the ThreadLocal in try/finally; non-capture path calls logAction.run() directly. ProjectBuildLogAppender.accept() correctly falls through to null source metadata when getLogApiMetadata() returns null (no-capture case). ✅

• pendingEarlyLogs removal — drain now happens directly in activateLogging() after createTerminal() has installed the ProjectBuildLogAppender logSink. The field is gone from LookupContext. Simpler and correct — no more dead-code drain in createTerminal(). ✅

• MavenJulHandlerTest comment fix — comment now accurately describes the test: simulating re-entrance by setting IN_PUBLISH=true directly, rather than the misleading "install a custom SLF4J logger that fires a second JUL event". ✅

One low-severity observation (not blocking):

In configureLogging(), there is a tiny window between MavenJulHandler.install() (which leaves JUL root level at the JUL default, typically INFO) and the subsequent LogManager.getLogManager().getLogger("").setLevel(Level.SEVERE). Any JUL event at INFO or WARNING fired in that two-line gap on a concurrent thread would pass through MavenJulHandler.publish(). In practice this is not exploitable (the startup is effectively single-threaded at this point and no concurrent threads are emitting JUL events yet), but the two lines could be reordered — set level first, then install — to eliminate even the theoretical gap. Not worth a follow-up PR; just noting it for completeness.

APPROVED. Both prior findings addressed, new changes correct.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.

[gnodet-bot]

Re-review of commit 473a0445 (final squash, 2026-09-18T16:59:37Z).

The two @param tags flagged in the previous CHANGES_REQUESTED (on 6ccbc27a) are confirmed present in this squash:

• trace(Supplier<String> content) — @param content the message supplier at line 91 ✅
• trace(Supplier<String> content, Throwable error) — both @param content and @param error at lines 101-102 ✅

All prior findings from previous review cycles are addressed. No new findings.

This review was generated by an AI agent, Hermès on behalf of @gnodet.