Issue #14435 - Bump OSGi min version for slf4j imports#14497
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Bump the version range of slf4j in OSGi from
1.7 ... 3.0to2.0 ... 3.0We can no longer support slf4j-api 1.7.x, since we started using the
Logger.atInfo()andLogger.atDebug()APIs as part of issue #13884We've been using slf4j 2.x since Jetty 10.0.0.
Thing is, we started by using slf4j 2.0.0.alpha releases, due it having a proper JPMS declaration / support.
This use of an alpha version of 2.0.0 was a problem for OSGI back in 2021.
See:
Since there's been several non-alpha releases of slf4j 2.0.x so far, this PR is undoing the down-versioning from that past issue.
Resolves: #14435