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If running iOS >= 10 or macOS >= 10.12, use built-in system logging #47
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…alling back to NSLog for older OS versions (Issue #47)
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…currences of '{public}' so those log statements work correctly. Would still prefer not inserting those calls on NSString (Issue #47)
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…he test-skipping arguments (Issue #47)
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… documenting how logging is supposed to be handled (Issue #47)
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…logging when you don't need it (Issue #47)
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…logging can be turned off for the whole subsystem. Updated the Readme to reflect this (Issue #47)
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The documentation is here: https://developer.apple.com/reference/os/1891852-logging
Switch logging to use a new macro (
UZKLog
), with anifdef
that uses the existingNSLog
behavior on older OS versions. All logging should happen on a custom logger whose identifier is published on the readme. The macro should take the log level as the first argument, and insert it as a string into theNSLog
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