scala - Changing default log config in a scalatra app -


i trying configure own configuration file sl4j logging in scalatra web app. achieve pass -dlogback.configurationfile=my-logback.groovy sbt session run container. have tested , approach working setting system variables normally. somewhere system variable getting changed ../myproject/src/main/resources/logback.xml. have no idea why getting changed?

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