fix: Prevent LogBuilder
memory leak in Log4j API to Logback bridge
#3824
+103
−7
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This change fixes a potential memory leak in the
log4j-to-slf4j
module (Logback Log4j API binding) caused by the use of a thread-localLogBuilder
pool.The leak occurred because the thread-local field was accidentally accessed, even when
log4j2.enableThreadlocals
was set tofalse
. In servlet environments, this could lead to classloader leaks due to the persistence of thread-local references.With this fix, all access to the
ThreadLocal
is now properly gated by thelog4j2.enableThreadlocals
system property—matching how similar pooling behavior is handled in Log4j Core.This preserves the GC-free option for advanced users who explicitly opt in via
log4j2.enableThreadlocals = true
, while avoiding memory leaks for others.Fixes #3819