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Disable chip logging? #37
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I have enabled more logs when compiling this library here: Unfortunately by nature of this library (it's precompiled) you won't be able to change log level of library. You would have to compile it again. Maybe it would be worth to provide library in two precompiled versions – one with all logs and one with restricted logs. Keep in mind that this library is experimental, have a lot of limitations and should be used for testing purposes only :> |
I like the idea of a second version with debug and info logs turned off (both are pretty spammy). My project is experimental, but it does make my own debugging more difficult since the Arduino IDE is not very sophisticated and doesn't allow filtering/searching in the Serial Monitor. |
Okay, so I will think about this during next update of Matter dependencies ;) |
I will look at this when migrating to Arduino ESP32 core 3.0.0, when it releases, because this will probably mean more changes in sdkconfigs |
This is a great project, making my life a lot easier being a HW engineer learning to do this firmware for matter. Seems the new core has been released, any chance you can do this build with the chipmessages able to be muted? https://blog.espressif.com/announcing-the-arduino-esp32-core-version-3-0-0-3bf9f24e20d4 |
According to https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/releases it's still in alpha. I though that till now we will have stable version but there isn't. Maybe it would be better to stick to older version? |
Will create a new issue with the challenge I am facing so as not to pollute this thread. |
Since upgrading to 1.0.0-beta6, I've started getting a lot of chip logging polluting my serial port, eg.:
Is it possible to turn these logs off or are they just built into the binary now? I tried using
esp_log_level_set("*", ESP_LOG_ERROR)
but the logs keep comingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: