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If you're using Docker on Windows, the best solution is to open the files tab in the Docker app and follow the path /app/runtime/snapshots
. Find the snapshot with your error, open it, and send me the logs.
If you use cli, First, list the snapshots with this command:
docker compose exec buggregator ls /app/runtime/snapshots
Where buggregator
is a container name.
In this folder
/app/runtime/snapshots
, Buggregator collects all the server errors.
After that, you’ll see a list of all snapshots.
Here is an output example
docker compose exec buggregator-server ls /app/runtime/snapshots
17.06.2024-1813.30-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1813.54-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.35-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1813.55-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.36-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1813.56-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.38-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1813.57-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.39-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1814.02-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.41-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1814.05-ClientException.txt
17.06.2024-1813.42-ClientException.txt 17.06.2024-1814.11-ClientException.txt
To view the specific error log, use this command:
docker compose exec buggregator cat /app/runtime/snapshots/17.06.2024-1813.30-ClientException.txt
Where 17.06.2024-1813.30-ClientException.txt
is the name of the snapshot file.
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