So far, logs (JSONs of scene and project plus text file with logs) are stored locally on a tablet when an exception occurs. But the files are difficult to find (app data folder may not be easily accessible), etc. It will be sent through HTTP to a server, where those will be stored on a file system - there will be a new service (based on https://pypi.org/project/uploadserver/) for this.
Moreover, the logs will be incremental - now each log file contains a complete history of what happened since the application was started and it can grow quite a big.
ZdenekM
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3 years ago
So far, logs (JSONs of scene and project plus text file with logs) are stored locally on a tablet when an exception occurs. But the files are difficult to find (app data folder may not be easily accessible), etc. It will be sent through HTTP to a server, where those will be stored on a file system - there will be a new service (based on https://pypi.org/project/uploadserver/) for this.
Moreover, the logs will be incremental - now each log file contains a complete history of what happened since the application was started and it can grow quite a big.