How can I view os_log log entries as they stream from a device using the log tool?
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This is a question about Apple’s unified logging and activity tracing system, sometimes known as os_log.
I have an app that will not run in the simulator, but only on device. I want to use os_log to emit logs. I want to view the live stream of logs, not in the Console app, but with the log command line tool, since it provides a more flexible interface for filtering log messages. Is there a way to do this?
A way to view the stream of logs (not files), from a device (not the Simulator), which were created by calls to os_log (not some other system)?
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This is a question about Apple’s unified logging and activity tracing system, sometimes known as os_log.
I have an app that will not run in the simulator, but only on device. I want to use os_log to emit logs. I want to view the live stream of logs, not in the Console app, but with the log command line tool, since it provides a more flexible interface for filtering log messages. Is there a way to do this?
A way to view the stream of logs (not files), from a device (not the Simulator), which were created by calls to os_log (not some other system)?
ios logging oslog
asked Nov 9 at 21:57
algal
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up vote
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This is a question about Apple’s unified logging and activity tracing system, sometimes known as os_log.
I have an app that will not run in the simulator, but only on device. I want to use os_log to emit logs. I want to view the live stream of logs, not in the Console app, but with the log command line tool, since it provides a more flexible interface for filtering log messages. Is there a way to do this?
A way to view the stream of logs (not files), from a device (not the Simulator), which were created by calls to os_log (not some other system)?
ios logging oslog
asked Nov 9 at 21:57
algal
20.8k85770
This is a question about Apple’s unified logging and activity tracing system, sometimes known as os_log.
I have an app that will not run in the simulator, but only on device. I want to use os_log to emit logs. I want to view the live stream of logs, not in the Console app, but with the log command line tool, since it provides a more flexible interface for filtering log messages. Is there a way to do this?
A way to view the stream of logs (not files), from a device (not the Simulator), which were created by calls to os_log (not some other system)?
ios logging oslog
ios logging oslog
asked Nov 9 at 21:57
algal
20.8k85770
asked Nov 9 at 21:57
algal
20.8k85770
asked Nov 9 at 21:57
algal
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asked Nov 9 at 21:57
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asked Nov 9 at 21:57
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