Is it possible to make a new instance of Logbook based on the existing one with some modifications?

[amseager]

Suppose I created a Logbook instance with Logbook.builder()....build() method (or took it from Spring's logbook auto config).
Now I need to create another one with overriding e.g. bodyFilter(). I plan to use it only for specific externall calls. Can I use the original object as a base for a new one?

[whiskeysierra]

If you created the original instance manually, then I'd just extract the common parts into a function and call that function twice with different filters eg.

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[amseager]

I just thought that it could be possible to have smth like Logbook.builder().with(existingLogbook).....build() as we have in many other libraries