Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:0.1.1072 -> com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:0.1.1073, com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:0.1.1072 -> com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:0.1.1073  * changes to com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:    * autobumper: Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1075 -> com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1076        * changes to com.timgroup:tim-logger:          * Graham Allan: gallan: change the rolling policy of filebeat logs, to prevent excessive disk usage.             This policy can be described as: "keep up to 4 days or 1GB worth of logs, whichever is reached first.". For heavy producers, like Merc, this will prevent using up too much disk space. For low producers, it will allow provide a much greater window to recover from a Filebeat/logging outage, that can't be afforded to Merc because it produces too much logs.          * Graham Allan: gallan: extract constants for the system property keys.          * Graham Allan: gallan: seems pointless to separate the setup into constructor vs. start method.             Some parts _need_ to go in start(), so just put it all there.  * changes to com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:    * autobumper: Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1075 -> com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1076        * changes to com.timgroup:tim-logger:          * Graham Allan: gallan: change the rolling policy of filebeat logs, to prevent excessive disk usage.             This policy can be described as: "keep up to 4 days or 1GB worth of logs, whichever is reached first.". For heavy producers, like Merc, this will prevent using up too much disk space. For low producers, it will allow provide a much greater window to recover from a Filebeat/logging outage, that can't be afforded to Merc because it produces too much logs.          * Graham Allan: gallan: extract constants for the system property keys.          * Graham Allan: gallan: seems pointless to separate the setup into constructor vs. start method.             Some parts _need_ to go in start(), so just put it all there.
Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:0.1.1072 -> com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:0.1.1073, com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:0.1.1072 -> com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:0.1.1073
 * changes to com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.12:
   * autobumper: Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1075 -> com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1076
       * changes to com.timgroup:tim-logger:
         * Graham Allan: gallan: change the rolling policy of filebeat logs, to prevent excessive disk usage.
            This policy can be described as: "keep up to 4 days or 1GB worth of logs, whichever is reached first.". For heavy producers, like Merc, this will prevent using up too much disk space. For low producers, it will allow provide a much greater window to recover from a Filebeat/logging outage, that can't be afforded to Merc because it produces too much logs.
         * Graham Allan: gallan: extract constants for the system property keys.
         * Graham Allan: gallan: seems pointless to separate the setup into constructor vs. start method.
            Some parts _need_ to go in start(), so just put it all there.
 * changes to com.timgroup:tim-slogger_2.11:
   * autobumper: Autobumper: com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1075 -> com.timgroup:tim-logger:1.5.1076
       * changes to com.timgroup:tim-logger:
         * Graham Allan: gallan: change the rolling policy of filebeat logs, to prevent excessive disk usage.
            This policy can be described as: "keep up to 4 days or 1GB worth of logs, whichever is reached first.". For heavy producers, like Merc, this will prevent using up too much disk space. For low producers, it will allow provide a much greater window to recover from a Filebeat/logging outage, that can't be afforded to Merc because it produces too much logs.
         * Graham Allan: gallan: extract constants for the system property keys.
         * Graham Allan: gallan: seems pointless to separate the setup into constructor vs. start method.
            Some parts _need_ to go in start(), so just put it all there.
tim-group/tg-eventstore,tim-group/tg-eventstore