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I run WinCompose from my OneDrive, synced across three machines. It seems that a recent update has changed logging, as I am constantly getting toast notifications from OneDrive that changes to wincompose-MY-MACHINE.log couldn't be merged, so another copy was created. This happens repeatedly and from multiple machines, so it slowly starts to accumulate log files and pop up these notifications.
Looking at these log files, I don't see anything particularly relevant to most day-to-day uses -- I'm only seeing indications of what window got focus. Can logging be disabled to prevent these .log files from being created/updated (or at least to disable the focus logs)? Or should the "Window...got focus" messages be reverted to Debug level?
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The “window got focus” messages are indeed an error, and they will no longer be here in the next release. Sorry about that.
The log files are stored in %LOCALAPPDATA%\WinCompose which should be specific to the machine (in contrast to the configuration files that are stored in %APPDATA%\WinCompose, which is shared between machines). I am unsure why the log file is called wincompose-MY-MACHINE.log in your case; do you run the installer version of WinCompose or the portable version?
I use the portable version, extracted directly into a OneDrive folder. Since the exe is running on multiple machines, I get enumerated log files for each machine name (eg, wincompose-DESKTOP-ABCD.log, wincompose-DESKTOP-ABCD-2.log, ..., wincompose-HOMELAPTOP.log, ...)
I run WinCompose from my OneDrive, synced across three machines. It seems that a recent update has changed logging, as I am constantly getting toast notifications from OneDrive that changes to
wincompose-MY-MACHINE.log
couldn't be merged, so another copy was created. This happens repeatedly and from multiple machines, so it slowly starts to accumulate log files and pop up these notifications.Looking at these log files, I don't see anything particularly relevant to most day-to-day uses -- I'm only seeing indications of what window got focus. Can logging be disabled to prevent these .log files from being created/updated (or at least to disable the focus logs)? Or should the "Window...got focus" messages be reverted to
Debug
level?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: