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Sergio_Carbonete
Jul 2021

Hi, i use .Net Sdk , and need more log info. Where i can find examples of SDK setting loglevel and use it.

thanks
best regards

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Ian_WardMongoDB Employee
Jul 2021

It can be configured under the Sync App Class like so -

    public partial class App : Application
    {
        private const string appId = "YOUR REALM APP ID";
        public static Realms.Sync.App RealmApp;
        public static Realms.Sync.AppConfiguration appConfiguration;


        public App()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        protected override void OnStart()
        {
            appConfiguration = new AppConfiguration(appId)
            {
                LogLevel = LogLevel.All,
                CustomLogger = ((str, level) => {
                    Console.Write(str);
                })
            };
Sergio_Carbonete
Jul 2021

Hi,
AppConfiguration.LogLevel is marked as obsolete, with message “Configure the Global RealmConfiguration.LogLevel instead”.

CustomLogger is deprecated.

Thanks

nirinchevNikola IrinchevMongoDB Employee
Jul 2021

The deprecation message is misleading and we’ve corrected it, but haven’t released the fix yet. You can use the Logger class:

using Realms.Logging;

...

Logger.LogLevel = LogLevel.All;
// If you want to customize the logging function:
Logger.Default = Logger.Function(message =>
{
    // Do something with the message
});
difschultzDavid Lifschultz
Jul 2021

I am not getting any log messages in the console. Do you have a sample Xamarin.Forms project example?

Logger.Console.Log(LogLevel.All, “Hello”);

difschultzDavid Lifschultz
Jul 2021

I am getting Hello to print on the Android project but not the Windows project (Xamarin.Forms). That’s Okay, but we are trying to find a Log Entry for a “Realms.Exceptions.RealmException: null” in a try catch block.

nirinchevNikola IrinchevMongoDB Employee
Jul 2021

I’m sorry, but I don’t understand what the problem is and how it’s related to Logger.Console. It uses Console.WriteLine under the hood for Xamarin projects, so it should behave fairly similarly. Your issue doesn’t appear to be related to the original question, so it’s probably better to create a new post providing more information about what doesn’t behave as expected, or - if you believe this is a bug - file a new bug report with the .NET repo: Sign in to GitHub · GitHub.

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