@duynpguyen do you have any updates on this?

@duypnguyen I endended up writing my own logger - closing this question...

@duypnguyen I will mark the question as answered, thanks gor the help. for my apps I have written a custom logger - basically writing the most important mesaages to aio-lib-files. this way, I can habe a custom screen showing all messages in my logger...

hi @duypnguyen is there a way to see the logs directly in console when using "aio app run" (similar to "--local")? what I would love to see is running the app and in the console I can see the debug logs (as in the screenshot above when using "--local"). sending curl request seems too complicated ...

HI @duypnguyen Thanks for the link - I don't understand. How can I force to see the logs for actions invoked by UI? do you have an example?

since my latest update I can't see any logs of my actions - but they are working as expected in local environment. I hope I can provide enough information so somebody might see what I'm doing wrong ...1) local environment, running "aio app run --local" and invoking an action shows me some log entrie...

@duypnguyen great to know! and yes, TTL is really needed since I intend to have a expiry (currently set by string in filename and manual cleanup) - so TTL is the way to go!

oh - good to know! I'll give it a try! if this works, I could build a simple UI to access the logs - without the need to write a custom logger....

thanks for the update! any plans for a "files-UI" similar to my screenshot?

example - as an idea: I define "__OW_CUSTOMVARS_myVarName" and then access the value with an action with "process.env.__OW_CUSTOMVARS_myVarName"