Basically, even when setting the logging info on a new logging service instance, it only sets the logging level of the logger that is created. Therefore, you can't effectively disable debug logs on a debug build - it'll only disable (atm) if you build the engine in Release configuration.
Repro Steps:
1) Build NovelRT in Debug
2) Build InputEcsSamples in Debug
3) Launch InputEcsSamples (Review Console Output)
4) Build NovelRT and InputEcsSamples in Release
5) Re-run InputEcsSamples (Review Console Output again)
I would expect that even in Debug mode, the logging would respect the setting defined in the application's main.cpp (or wherever the setLogLevel function is being called.
Basically, even when setting the logging info on a new logging service instance, it only sets the logging level of the logger that is created. Therefore, you can't effectively disable debug logs on a debug build - it'll only disable (atm) if you build the engine in Release configuration.
Repro Steps: 1) Build NovelRT in Debug 2) Build InputEcsSamples in Debug 3) Launch InputEcsSamples (Review Console Output) 4) Build NovelRT and InputEcsSamples in Release 5) Re-run InputEcsSamples (Review Console Output again)
I would expect that even in Debug mode, the logging would respect the setting defined in the application's
main.cpp(or wherever thesetLogLevelfunction is being called.