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| If you experience problems that you think are related to '''SVNKit''', it is always a good idea to post a bug report into [SVNKit Issue Tracker]. To provide more information with the bug report, please consider attaching SVNKit log file to it. Below you will find detailed instructions on how to get SVNKit log files. | If you experience problems that you think are related to '''SVNKit''', it is always a good idea to post a bug report into [http://svnkit.com/tracker/ SVNKit Issue Tracker]. To provide more information with the bug report, please consider attaching '''SVNKit''' log file to it. Below you will find detailed instructions on how to get '''SVNKit''' log files. |
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| SVNKit is used as a library in a standalone application By default SVNKit operations logging is switched off. To enable it, you should replace the contents of the JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/logging.properties file with the contents of the logging.properties.disabled file that you can find in your "standalone" archive or in the svnkit/cli/ directory in case you've checked out the SVNKit sources. Or when launching the Java VM you can use the following system property: |
== SVNKit is used as a library in a standalone application == By default '''SVNKit''' operations logging is switched off. To enable it, you should replace the contents of the {{{JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/logging.properties}}} file with the contents of the {{{logging.properties.disabled}}} file that you can find in your "standalone" archive or in the {{{svnkit/cli/}}} directory in case you've checked out the '''SVNKit''' sources. Or when launching the Java VM you can use the following system property: {{{ $java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=path/to/logging.properties.disabled }}} |
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| $java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=path/to/logging.properties.disabled | The {{{logging.properties.disabled}}} file contains a system property called {{{svnkit.level}}} which is used to control the log level. Up to your needs you can specify the following values for that property: |
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| The logging.properties.disabled file contains a system property svnkit.level used to control the log level. Up to your needs you can specify the following values for that property: | * FINE(default) - the level for not detailed logging * FINER - the level for more detailed logging * FINEST - the level for full logging |
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| FINE(default) - the level for not detailed logging FINER - the level for more detailed logging FINEST - the level for full logging |
You may find an '''SVNKit''' log file in the {{{USER_HOME/.svnkit}}} directory, for example {{{USER_HOME/.svnkit/.svnkit.0.0.log}}}. |
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| You may find a SVNKit log file at USER_HOME/.svnkit/.svnkit.0.0.log. Read this article to get to know how to customize logging SVNKit operations. |
Logging SVNKit operations
If you experience problems that you think are related to SVNKit, it is always a good idea to post a bug report into [http://svnkit.com/tracker/ SVNKit Issue Tracker]. To provide more information with the bug report, please consider attaching SVNKit log file to it. Below you will find detailed instructions on how to get SVNKit log files.
SVNKit is used as a library in a standalone application
By default SVNKit operations logging is switched off. To enable it, you should replace the contents of the JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/logging.properties file with the contents of the logging.properties.disabled file that you can find in your "standalone" archive or in the svnkit/cli/ directory in case you've checked out the SVNKit sources. Or when launching the Java VM you can use the following system property:
$java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=path/to/logging.properties.disabled
The logging.properties.disabled file contains a system property called svnkit.level which is used to control the log level. Up to your needs you can specify the following values for that property:
- FINE(default) - the level for not detailed logging
- FINER - the level for more detailed logging
- FINEST - the level for full logging
You may find an SVNKit log file in the USER_HOME/.svnkit directory, for example USER_HOME/.svnkit/.svnkit.0.0.log.