In this episode we talk about public versus private data (and how to change the defaults). We also look at using the log command line tool for a deeper understanding of the unified logging system and how we can tweak it for our needs.
Links Unified Logging Documentation Using the log Utility to Set Log Levels Check the status of the logging system: sudo log config --status Set the log level to debug: sudo log config --mode "level:debug" Tell the system to persist info messages to disk, and show debug messages, only for our subsystem: sudo log config --mode "level:debug,persist:info" --subsystem com.ficklebits.UnifiedLoggingDemo Turn on (or off) private data: sudo log config --mode "private_data:on" Reset settings back to the default: sudo log config --reset