Open practicalli-johnny opened 4 years ago
Logging is more effectively managed by sending output to rolling log files or to a logging service like Elastic Search Kibana.
Sending logs to the REPL can be problematic as it is harder to see what is happening in the REPL, especially if logging is quite extensive.
By default CIDER does send logs to the REPL using the variable cider-redirect-server-output-to-repl
cider-redirect-server-output-to-repl
Set this variable to nil to stop any logging in the REPL
nil
Example .dir-locals.el configuration (TODO: check this should be clojure-mode)
((clojure-mode (cider-redirect-server-output-to-repl . nil)))
TODO: add details about logging in Clojure
Logging is more effectively managed by sending output to rolling log files or to a logging service like Elastic Search Kibana.
Sending logs to the REPL can be problematic as it is harder to see what is happening in the REPL, especially if logging is quite extensive.
By default CIDER does send logs to the REPL using the variable
cider-redirect-server-output-to-replSet this variable to
nilto stop any logging in the REPLExample .dir-locals.el configuration (TODO: check this should be clojure-mode)
TODO: add details about logging in Clojure