Open MizukumaMC opened 1 year ago
Cool, yet very convoluted method. I don't think the average user will be able to follow it, and I expect most phones to have different developer options. for instance, my ROM doesn't have that toggle to generate bug reports (Oneplus 7Pro running a custom AOSP ROM).
Also, there are a lot of improvements that could be made in the process shown in your video:
CX File Explorer
or Amaze File Manager
.QuickEdit
to open the file and from there, copy the desired string.Quick edit give me an annonying error that file is too big! Cuz termux less
command is a unix file reader so it can read upto 200GB txt files
If you use custom ROM,try to use stock ROM
Btw thank you for feedback❤
Quick edit give me an annonying error that file is too big! Cuz termux
less
command is a unix file reader so it can read upto 200GB txt files
Just how big is that log file?
If you use custom ROM,try to use stock ROM
Yeah. Good one, but github is no place for clowning.
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You know you can edit posts to add further comments, right?
So if my understanding is correct, you basically inspect the system logs and search for an entry tagged MiHoYoWebview.load(L:90)
. Using adb
on my computer through USB debugging, I can do that with one command:
adb logcat -d -b main -v tag | grep --color=never -m1 -xe 'D/MiHoYoWebview\.load(?:\([^)]*\))?: load:.*'
This will grep out the entire line of log, not just the URL. This method as it is does require you to do it on a computer; maybe using wireless debugging you can do this on the phone itself, I haven't tried.
Yes, we already have multiple variations of this solution in the discord server. I don't think there are plans to permanently have this method as the default. We frequently have inconsistent results with different brands of android phones, not to mention the difficulty for some people to follow
We frequently have inconsistent results
Thanks for your feedback @jogerj. Based on my testing, this method needs to be carried out fast enough after you enter the wishing history screen. This is because the Android log buffer can be small, and Android can produce a lot of logs every second which after some time will cause the log entry we're interested in to be purged.
If you remove the -d
option to adb
, it will keep reading new logs until Ctrl+C is pressed. If you have time I suggest trying making this change then doing it before you enter the wishing screen, and see if you can get better results. Thanks.
Thanks me later paimon.moe devs
https://youtu.be/dCBPJmVL4HA