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android logcat logs chatty module line expire message

I am getting lots of this kind of logcat messages related to my application.

11-19 19:04:23.872 3327 3440 I chatty : uid=10085 com.xxxx.yyy expire 18 lines

What are these log messages? Am I missing my actual application logcat logs here?

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AndRSoid Avatar asked Jan 04 '16 08:01

AndRSoid


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I want to add another answer because none of the existing answers actually answered the 'Am I missing my actual application logcat logs here?' question.

Yes, you're missing the logs. As soon as app considered 'chatty' by logcat (more than 5 lines per second), logs of your app will be collapsed.

You can avoid this behaviour by whitelisting your app for logcat:

adb logcat -P '<pid or uid of your app>'

You can print the current white and black lists by executing:

adb logcat -p

Also this command is helpful to print logcat statistics:

adb logcat -S

Additionally, I found useful to auto-whitelist my app for logcat directly from code during tests:

int pid = android.os.Process.myPid(); String whiteList = "logcat -P '" + pid + "'"; Runtime.getRuntime().exec(whiteList).waitFor(); 

More info can be found in official docs for logcat here

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Anton Malmygin Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 21:10

Anton Malmygin