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Hey Spryks…! What’s the best way to log something out to the log files for when debugging the CLI?

U02P7B6K2LC
U02P7B6K2LC Posts: 121 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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Hey Spryks…!

What’s the best way to log something out to the log files for when debugging the CLI? For instance… when running import commands and there are Writer exceptions etc.

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  • Valerii Trots
    Valerii Trots SRE @ Spryker Sprykee Posts: 1,654 ✨ - Novice

    You can run default importers with -t option, that will print out actual exception.
    If this is something you are looking for.

  • U02P7B6K2LC
    U02P7B6K2LC Posts: 121 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    That helps thank you!

    In general it’s difficult to see what’s contained in some of the data variables inside the importer and writer systems (since we aren’t in the browser so can’t do a “die dump” like you would in Laravel and see the contents).

    So I was thinking of using Symfony’s Logging system to print out some data and see what’s whappening.

    (in this case I managed to debug this without the need to do this but in future it would be handy)

  • U03KHD1RW6A
    U03KHD1RW6A Posts: 9 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    docker/sdk console data:import: -t

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