feat(sauce): Filter Android logcat by given tags#53
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Integration branch where it works: getsentry/sentry-godot#804 |
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Nice! I think Unreal could benefit from having this integrated as well.
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Apprunner dumps the logcat as 10000 lines, making it hard to get the right information without filtering. This PR adds an optional
SAUCE_LOGCAT_FILTERenvironment variable for Android SauceLabs sessions. When set, its whitespace-separated logcat filterspecs (tag[:priority], e.g.godot:V sentry-native:V *:S) are passed to the Appium session through thelogcatFilterSpecscapability, trimming the otherwise very noisy system-wide Android log down to the requested tags at capture time so that app markers are not buried or evicted from the log buffer. When unset, behavior is unchanged and the full logcat is returned.