[wildfly-dev] Version notifications at library init

This is relatively minor but I've been sitting on it for a pretty long time so I wanted to see if anyone had a strong opinion about it. In the past few years, we've internationalized many of our projects, and in the process assigned unique, searchable codes to exceptions and INFO-and-higher log messages. In the meantime, as part of our existing logging standards, we always log a version string for each library as it is activated (this lets us quickly identify which versions of which libraries are active, in order to aid in troubleshooting, etc.). At present it is not part of our logging standard to assign a searchable code to the version message. It has been suggested that we begin doing so. If we did, I would recommend that the code be '0' for such messages as most if not all of our projects use '1' as the lowest message ID. The advantage of doing so is that it allows a given library's version message to be quickly found in a log file, even if the language of the log file is not known to the searcher. The disadvantage is that it brings in additional noise to the log which makes it harder to read. Does anyone have any strong feelings one way or the other, or better yet, some pros or cons to add? -- - DML