Error log is slower than others about tinylog HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes, the console of IntelliJ (and also some other consoles) have this behavior. The standard output stream and the error stream are two independent asynchronous streams. Therefore, it is possible that the output to one of these both streams can overtake the other. tinylog nor any other Java library can change this behavior.

However, you reconfigure the console writer to use only the standard output stream or the error stream for all severity levels:

writer        = console
writer.stream = out      # or err

Please be aware that this has the disadvantage that all severity levels will have the same color in the console of IntelliJ.

By the way, the writing thread can only be enabled globally for all writers. It is not possible to enable it only for a certain writer.

writingthread = true

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What is your tinylog configuration?

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writerFile          = rolling file
writerFile.level    = info
writerFile.format   = {date} [{thread}] -> {level}: {message}
writerFile.file     = logs/log_{count}.txt
writerFile.latest   = logs/latest.log
writerFile.charset  = UTF-8
writerFile.buffered = true
writerFile.policies = startup, daily: 03:00
writerFile.backups  = 10
writerFile.convert  = gzip

writerConsole          = console
writerConsole.level    = debug
writerConsole.format   = {date} [{thread}] -> {level}: {message}
writerConsole.writingthread = true

Here is my configuration. I tried with enabled and disabled writingthread

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Okay, I just got to the point where I tested my project outside of IntelliJ. Seems like the "bug" only occurs in IntelliJ's console.

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