@@ -1136,7 +1136,7 @@ public interface LogConfiguration {
11361136 * Enable logging to a file.
11371137 */
11381138 @WithDefault("true")
1139- boolean enable ();
1139+ boolean enabled ();
11401140
11411141 /**
11421142 * The log format.
@@ -1172,12 +1172,12 @@ public class LoggingProcessor {
11721172----
11731173
11741174A configuration property name can be split into segments. For example, a property name like
1175- `quarkus.log.file.enable ` can be split into the following segments:
1175+ `quarkus.log.file.enabled ` can be split into the following segments:
11761176
11771177* `quarkus` - a namespace claimed by Quarkus which is a prefix for `@ConfigMapping` interfaces,
11781178* `log` - a name segment which corresponds to the prefix set in the interface annotated with `@ConfigMapping`,
11791179* `file` - a name segment which corresponds to the `file` field in this class,
1180- * `enable ` - a name segment which corresponds to `enable ` field in `FileConfig`.
1180+ * `enabled ` - a name segment which corresponds to `enabled ` field in `FileConfig`.
11811181
11821182<1> The `@ConfigMapping` annotation indicates that the interface is a configuration mapping, in this case one which
11831183corresponds to a `quarkus.log` segment.
@@ -1189,7 +1189,7 @@ A corresponding `application.properties` for the above example could be:
11891189
11901190[source%nowrap,properties]
11911191----
1192- quarkus.log.file.enable =true
1192+ quarkus.log.file.enabled =true
11931193quarkus.log.file.level=DEBUG
11941194quarkus.log.file.path=/tmp/debug.log
11951195----
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