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| − | The logging settings can be found in the | + | The logging settings can be found in the dashboard's piston view, under the ''Logs'' section. |
| − | The log to console task will | + | {{warning|The log to console task will generate logs regardless of the selected logging level.}} |
| − | These settings will impact what logs get written to the SmartThings IDE Live Logging | + | These settings will impact what logs get written to the SmartThings IDE Live Logging, as well as the built-in Log viewer in the dashboard: |
* '''None''' - only error and warning messages will be displayed | * '''None''' - only error and warning messages will be displayed | ||
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* '''Medium''' - only error, warning, info and trace messages will be displayed | * '''Medium''' - only error, warning, info and trace messages will be displayed | ||
* '''Full''' - all messages will be displayed (error, warning, info, trace, and debug) | * '''Full''' - all messages will be displayed (error, warning, info, trace, and debug) | ||
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| + | Note: WCmore has a [[WCmore's_LogAndTrace|page on the Wiki]] with a bit more details on this topic. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:10, 6 August 2020
The logging settings can be found in the dashboard's piston view, under the Logs section.
 Warning: | The log to console task will generate logs regardless of the selected logging level. |
These settings will impact what logs get written to the SmartThings IDE Live Logging, as well as the built-in Log viewer in the dashboard:
- None - only error and warning messages will be displayed
- Minimal - only error, warning, and info messages will be displayed
- Medium - only error, warning, info and trace messages will be displayed
- Full - all messages will be displayed (error, warning, info, trace, and debug)
Note: WCmore has a page on the Wiki with a bit more details on this topic.
