Is it possible to enable debug log level on the instance?

I am setting the event type to debug, but the Events page does not display any logs for that level. Is it possible to set it up?

Doesn't work for In-process API and for Script API using "Debug" value for EventType

EventLogEntryWriteOptions In-Process API Supplementary Type

core_v2_eventLog Script API

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Patrick M. over 3 years ago in reply to Former Member +2

It should be made clear, no one should use EventLogs.Write(...). It is not a supported API and can be changed or removed without notice. You should only use the supported API
Former Member over 3 years ago +1 verified

Hi Dmitry, Debug is an internal-only flag. If you are attempting to log items using the "Debug", check the response from the Write call - there will be an error about invalid event type. I've logged…
Former Member over 3 years ago in reply to John Reynolds +1

Will need to let the bug go through planning to be certain of any behavior changes. But as currently implemented, the code above will return an error when called, that "Debug" is not a valid EventType…

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0 Former Member over 3 years ago

Try:

using Telligent.Evolution.Components;
...
EventLogs.Write("debug test", "debug test category", -1, EventType.Debug);

0 Dmitry Mandrichenko over 3 years ago in reply to Former Member

Debug message output using In-Process API is also not supported. Just to avoid the wrappers, a simple plugin to reproduce the problem:

using System.Linq;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility.Api.Version1;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility.Version1;

namespace LogLevelTestAssembly
{
    public class LogLevelTestPlugin : IPlugin
    {
        public string Name => "Log level extension";
        public string Description => string.Empty;

        /// <summary>
        /// Log message for each EventType
        /// </summary>
        private void Write(string message)
        {
            var coreLogger = Apis.Get<IEventLog>();

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Information" });

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Warning" });

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Error" });



            // NOTE: debug level
            var debugResponse = coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Debug" });

            // NOTE: checking debug response (the output result can be seen in the "Error" EventType category)
            if (debugResponse.HasErrors())
            {
                var debugOutput = "Debug error message: " + string.Join(",", debugResponse.Errors.Select(e => e.Message).ToArray());
                coreLogger.Write(debugOutput, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Error" });
            }
        }


        public void Initialize()
        {
            Write($"{Name}. Initialize.");

            var coreContents = Apis.Get<IContents>();
            coreContents.Events.AfterCreate += ContentAfterCreate;
        }

        private void ContentAfterCreate(ContentAfterCreateEventArgs e)
        {
            Write($"Content created. Id: {e.ContentId}");
        }
    }
}

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0 Dmitry Mandrichenko over 3 years ago in reply to Former Member

Debug message output using In-Process API is also not supported. Just to avoid the wrappers, a simple plugin to reproduce the problem:

using System.Linq;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility.Api.Version1;
using Telligent.Evolution.Extensibility.Version1;

namespace LogLevelTestAssembly
{
    public class LogLevelTestPlugin : IPlugin
    {
        public string Name => "Log level extension";
        public string Description => string.Empty;

        /// <summary>
        /// Log message for each EventType
        /// </summary>
        private void Write(string message)
        {
            var coreLogger = Apis.Get<IEventLog>();

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Information" });

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Warning" });

            // It works
            coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Error" });



            // NOTE: debug level
            var debugResponse = coreLogger.Write(message, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Debug" });

            // NOTE: checking debug response (the output result can be seen in the "Error" EventType category)
            if (debugResponse.HasErrors())
            {
                var debugOutput = "Debug error message: " + string.Join(",", debugResponse.Errors.Select(e => e.Message).ToArray());
                coreLogger.Write(debugOutput, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions() { EventType = "Error" });
            }
        }


        public void Initialize()
        {
            Write($"{Name}. Initialize.");

            var coreContents = Apis.Get<IContents>();
            coreContents.Events.AfterCreate += ContentAfterCreate;
        }

        private void ContentAfterCreate(ContentAfterCreateEventArgs e)
        {
            Write($"Content created. Id: {e.ContentId}");
        }
    }
}

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