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feat: allow logs to be written to a file by providing the --logging.file argument
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Sorry for the force push, but it had to be in order to remove the detached instances logs logic :/ |
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Introducing the ability to specify a log file for Ganache to write its logs to. No more sifting through endless terminal output to find that one critical message you need. Just provide a path to your desired log file with
ganache --logging.file <path-to-log-file>, and you're all set! Now you can sit back, relax, and let Ganache do the heavy lifting while you focus on building awesome applications.