'Xcode 9.3 there is no way to see live device logs
Is there any hidden button to see the live device logs in Xcode 9.3 or apple is forcing us to go to console to see device logs it can also be a bug.
I cannot see any more a small arrow at bottom that we used to have in Devices and Simulator tab of Xcode.
Please refer screen attached.
Solution 1:[1]
In Xcode 9.3 device logs are moved to new location.To get on the new screen you have to navigate through Xcode -> Windows -> Device & Simulators.On device and simulators screen there is a new button added saying open console.
Click on an open console button, then you will be navigated to a new screen.I believe here you will get device logs at runtime.
Solution 2:[2]
Simply,
1. Xcode -> Windows -> Device & Simulators
2. Click: Open Console
It will start showing logs.
Important:
For Swift project print(" ")/debugPrint(" ") logs won't show here.
Use NSLog("Something") to get in console application.
Solution 3:[3]
The other (incorrectly downvoted) answer is correct. When I click the Console button in the Devices window...
...I see the device's live console messages scrolling by in the Console app:
Solution 4:[4]
My logs will randomly disappear - usually when the app crashes. If I delete the app from the device, then the logs return on next build.
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