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How to setup cfnetwork diagnostic logging in xcode?


Asked by Colter Herman on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



To get started with CFNetwork diagnostic logging the only thing you need to setup is an Xcode environment variable called CFNETWORK_DIAGNOSTICS with an attached logging priority. To do this, go to your app scheme and click, edit scheme: Hit the run tab in the left column and hit the + button to add an environment variable.
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To do this, go to your app scheme and click, edit scheme: Hit the run tab in the left column and hit the + button to add an environment variable. Add the CFNETWORK_DIAGNOSTICS flag and set the value to 0, 1, 2, or 3 based upon how verbose you want your logs to be.
In addition, CFNetwork diagnostic logs may contain decrypted TLS data and other security-sensitive information. Take these precautions: Restrict access to any logs you capture. If you build an app that enables this logging programmatically, make sure that anyone who receives that app understands the security implications of using it.
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Use the homebrew package manager to install it, or build it yourself with Xcode: Get foundation-developer installed and then build mulle-xcode-to-cmake with: It is also possible to build with GNUstep using cmake and the CMakeLists.txt file generated by mulle-xcode-to-cmake itself.
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Xcode workspaces are directories with the .xcworkspace extension that the Mac OS X desktop presents as packages . In the package directory, the important file is contents.xcworkspacedata. A workspace is just a list of contained projects; there is no other metadata.