oslog Questions
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I'm building a macOS app via Xcode. Every time I build, I get the log output:
Metal API Validation Enabled
To my knowledge my app is not using any Metal features. I'm not using hardware-accele...
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In Swift, I use code like this:
let logger = Logger()
let someInfo = "information"
logger.warning("blah: \(someInfo)")
but the console output shows:
blah: \<private>
unle...
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I'm using Console to debug iPhone 7
I am seeing <private> on most information. I am able to access Xcode simulator iPhone 7 device which does not show <private>. However I need to de...
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I've set up logging through OSLog in my iOS App, and I've added a button to export logs with OSLogStore:
extension OSLog {
private static let subsystem = Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier!
@availabl...
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I´m taking baby steps in iOS development and searching for a method to use logging in iOS.
I found these docs about logging with swift 3 : https://developer.apple.com/documentation/os/logging#1682...
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In Xcode 12 / iOS 14, OSLog gained support for string interpolation (yay!). But it's still not possible to attach hooks to easily log to other channels, such as Crashlytics.
So I figured I'll just ...
Yamen asked 1/7, 2020 at 11:31
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First, it's important to know that, OSLogStore didn't work in iOS as recently as 4 months ago. Since that's so recent and documentation is so sparse, what may have been true a year ago may not be t...
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I'm using the following helper method with OS_Log, but I'm not sure if it's necessary.
I want to log things in my Debug builds, but not(necessarily) in my Release builds.
I'm confused as to whether...
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I'm trying to log function arguments into os_log like this:
func foo(x: String, y: [String:String]) {
//...
os_log("foo: \(x) \(y.description)", log: OSLog.default, type: .debug)
}
But getting...
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What's the difference between print, NSLog and println and when should I use each?
For example, in Python if I wanted to print a dictionary, I'd just print myDict, but now I have 2 other options. ...
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I am using the new Unified Logging API in Swift.
So I create a logger and use it as below:
let testLogger = OSLog(subsystem: "my.subsystem", category: "test")
os_log("just a test: %@", log: testL...
Kahaleel asked 3/3, 2017 at 21:23
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This is a question about how to use Apple's Unified Logging framework, also known as "os_log", the function you call from Swift.
Specifically, I want to know if it is possible:
to view logs in C...
Phillida asked 10/3, 2019 at 22:12
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I'm trying to use the new os_log API, by logging a simple statement:
os_log("Hello")
And I get an error for os_log:
Use of unresolved identifier 'os_log'
I also tried wrapping it in a block, like...
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Note:
This is not a duplicate of the linked questions
Goal:
I am not looking for a print vs NSLog differences
In fact I don't want to use either of them (presently using print)
I am looking for an...
Mimeograph asked 6/6, 2018 at 19:48
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I'm creating logs using Apple's os.log framework. I'm just making logs like:
os_log("Update: Lat: %{public}f | Long: %{private}f | RemainingTime: %{public}f ", log: log, type: .default, location....
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I am going through a few Swift tutorials on how to build simple apps, as I am just starting to code. I want to make my app iOS 9 compatible, as I have an iPad 3. However, all the os.log statements ...
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