How to check the log file path configuration in Spring Boot?

To view the log file path of a Spring Boot application, you can refer to the following steps:

1. Open the configuration file for your Spring Boot application (usually application.properties or application.yml).
2. Look for log-related properties in the configuration file. Common log properties include logging.file and logging.path.

1. If you use the logging.file property, you can see the path of the specified log file. For example, logging.file=logs/myapp.log will store the log file in the logs folder in the root directory of the application.
2. If you use the logging.path property, you can view the path of the log folder, where Spring Boot will generate a default log file. For example, logging.path=logs will store log files in the logs folder under the application’s root directory and use the default log file name (such as spring.log).

1. Determine the path of the log file based on the property values in your configuration file. You can navigate to that path using File Explorer or a command line tool, and view the log file.

Please note that if you are using custom log configurations in your application, such as Logback or Log4j2, the way in which log file paths are configured may be different. In this case, you will need to locate and review the specific log configuration file to understand how the log file paths are configured.