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Following a lot of people's advice, I am trying to use Mavensmate. Coming from developer console, there are still things I am not used to. One thing is I can't find where the debug log is. I tried everything I can think of under Mavensmate > debugging, but it seems to just processing for a while and then tell me it is a pass - but where is the log?

I assume that the debug log is not auto-generated like in developer console - so need to generate either a quick or debug log before opening it. Is that correct?

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It looks like you need to first start the log capturing process via:

MavensMate > Debugging > New Debug Log

Start Log capturing in MavensMate

Then perform your actions that will be logged.

Finally, pull the resulting logs down using

MavensMate > Debugging > Fetch Logs

By default they will be placed in project/debug/logs and should appear in the folders ready to be opened.

Open Debug log in MavensMate

As an interesting aside. When you do an "New Debug Log", MavensMate will create a new TraceFlag record via the tooling API:

TraceFlag

This tells Salesforce the type of logs to capture, the logging levels, and when to stop capturing them.

You can then query the ApexLog sObject to get the resulting ids and pull the log bodies down.

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  • Thank you for that. Is there a way I can filter the log?
    – Lance Shi
    May 26, 2014 at 23:43
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    @LanceShi I don't think there is currently anything natively within MavensMate that will parse the log file. I really like Mavens for coding Apex and Visualforce, but use a tool of my own design for working with logs, testing and anonymous apex. You can also still use the develop console for log processing. You will find they appear there as well.
    – Daniel Ballinger
    May 27, 2014 at 1:44
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    (MavensMate author here) You can also use the "Scrub log" command to filter the fetched logs down to USER_DEBUG and EXCEPTION statements.
    – Joseph Ferraro
    May 27, 2014 at 11:57

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