Hi,
I'm running an iOS app in the simulator, in Xcode 8 beta 2. I have a few printf calls that I'd like to see but the debug area console is flooded with NSLogs from iOS subsystems. This seems new -- I don't remember this before. I used to see only output from printf or NSLog calls in my app's code. Maybe I accidentally changed some configuration.
Is there a way to limit the console output to show only the printf statements, or only the NSLogs from my code?
thanks,
Rob
Yes, I have this issue too.
It seems to only occur when running on iOS 10 simulator or devices. If I run it on iOS 9 simulators, it doesn't show these logs (and also doesn't attach to the simulator process, but this is another bug).
The release notes for Xcode 8 b2 show that it apparently was fixed, but it is still an issue for me.
Same issue here. Also only for iOS 10 simulator.
This is a known issue and we are working on reducing the noise.
It seems like this fix didn't make it in the GM version of Xcode 8?
Seeing this on the GM too, with the iPhone 7 simulator.
Do you have a time estimation for this fix??
Because currently it's very very hard to debug through the log
