Disable crash_assistant_app.log
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I would like to see an option to disable the mod's own logs.
These seem to be rather for debugging the mod itself, and the useful stuff like GPU can already appear in latest.log (if a mod prints it there) or a crashlog (always).
It's already here:
#General settings of Crash Assistant mod.
[general]
#List of blacklisted log files (checked with startswith()). This files won't show in GUI logs list.
blacklisted_logs = []Though it contains a ton of useful info, disabling it is highly unrecommended.
For example, it contains Xmx and Xms, which logs often don't have. It also includes system RAM, which is never part of a log but is quite useful. For Intel 13th and 14th gen CPUs, it prints the microcode version. For iGPU warnings, it will still show what the warning is, even if the user checked "don't show again." It also shows the processor name—sometimes a game crashes before it even prints it (if it prints it at all). This isn't the whole list, just a couple of features.
Or... do you mean disabling the log generation altogether, not just preventing it from being included in the GUI/message?
Or... do you mean disabling the log generation altogether, not just preventing it from being included in the GUI/message?
Yes, I already did blacklist it with the option above but would like to prevent it generating those in the first place.
For example, it contains Xmx and Xms, which logs often don't have. It also includes system RAM, which is never part of a log but is quite useful. For Intel 13th and 14th gen CPUs, it prints the microcode version. For iGPU warnings, it will still show what the warning is, even if the user checked "don't show again." It also shows the processor name—sometimes a game crashes before it even prints it (if it prints it at all). This isn't the whole list, just a couple of features.
Okay, though as a person who is giving that support for my users, I feel like I don't need that kind of data yet (in most cases), and could just ask it from the user if needed. If I feel like this becomes useful for me in the future, could always re-enable.