'debug'
In this example manifest, we use `defaultViewOptions to set the default verbosity to 'warn'.
We also use domain settings to suppress logs entirely for an example URL, and to lower verbosity to 'debug' for another.
{
<rest of settings>
"platform": {
<rest of settings>
"enableAppLogging": "true",
"defaultViewOptions": {
"appLogLevel": "warn"
},
"domainSettings": {
"default": { <rest of settings> }
"rules": [
<rest of rules>
{
"match": ["*://*?app-logging-level=silent"],
"options": {
"appLogLevel": "silent"
}
},
{
"match": ["*://*?app-logging-level=debug"],
"options": {
"appLogLevel": "debug"
}
},
]
}
}
appLogLevelallows the verbosity of app logs that are collected for a Window or View to be controlled when the app logging feature is enabled for its application.Please note,
enableAppLoggingmust be specified in the application manifest'splatformorstartup_appkey for this feature to be activated.If not specified, and
enableAppLoggingis true for the application, the default level will be 'silent'.This setting can also be specified in a Domain Setting Rule, allowing per url exceptions to the default behavior to be made. Please note, when a domain setting is actively controlling a url's appLogLevel, its options will be ignored.