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I have created a MyLogger class and it passes parameters to XCGLogger to output logs. I have specified true for the XCGLogger's showFileName and dateshowFunctionName, but it always outputs MyLogger's ...
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I had built a macOS application. When I delivered the app to the client, the app is crashing at some points. So I thought of putting the log file somewhere in the client's system so whenever the app ...
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I am using the XCGLogger with correct compatibility (My Swift language is 3.2 and XCGLogger version is 5.0.5) But still the app crashes with the following crash report 8 XCGLogger 0x105994420 ...
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I am comparing CleanRoomLogger https://github.com/emaloney/CleanroomLogger with XCGLogger https://github.com/DaveWoodCom/XCGLogger. There are many similarities but XCG seemed to be better because 1) ...
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I am using XCGLogger in my project, how to set the log level for all. I want to log all the logs like (debug, info,error,severe,verbose etc.,), for this how can i set the log level.
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I have been using XCGLogger for a while now, but after converting my app to swift 3.0, I am having issues with it in my test target. I have the following as part of my AppDelegate class file. This ...
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Previously XCGLogger was working fine for me, but I decided to try some of the more advanced functions. Now my logging output in the console view of Xcode is filled with: XCGLogger writing log to: &...
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How can you configure XCGLogger to log so that you can access log files from individual devices being used for testing?
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With the latest updates to Xcode 8 when I try and do a Carthage update I'm getting the following: xcodebuild[9502:2418269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-...
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I wanted to add a prefix to all my logs. I tried to subclass XCGLogger to override logln(...) or debug(...) functions. But I am facing two difficulties while using this Compiler always give me error ...
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I am trying to use CocoaPods to acquire XCGLogger for Swift 3. I have tried specifying version 4.0.0 and 4.0.0-beta.3 in my pod file. However when I run a pod update or pod install I get the ...
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I don't really need the date and time for each log that prints to the xcode console. I've tried log.dateFormatter = nil but that didn't seem to do anything for me.
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I saw the below instructions in the README file of XCGLogger github page. "Another common usage pattern is to have multiple loggers, perhaps one for UI issues, one for networking, and another for ...
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Trying to set up XCGLogger and receiving error: Ambiguous reference to member 'log' I see this issue was already raised but I'm not clear on the solution.. Per the install guide added this global ...
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I want to use XCGLogger inside of a Swift framework I'm writing. The app that includes this framework may or may not use XCGLogger as well. What's the best way to approach this sort of scenario? ...
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