Answer by Primož Kralj for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
Why not just do if(BuildConfig.DEBUG) Log.d("tag","msg"); ? No additional libraries needed, no proguard rules which tend to screw up the project and java compiler will just leave out bytecode for for...
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I know this is an old question, but why didn't you replace all your log calls with something like Boolean logCallWasHere=true; //---rest of your log here This why you will know when you want to put...
View ArticleAnswer by Alex Cohn for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
If you can run a global replace (once), and after that preserve some coding convention, you can follow the pattern often used in Android framework. Instead of writing Log.d(TAG, string1 + string2 +...
View ArticleAnswer by eranga for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
Add following to your proguard-rules.txt file -assumenosideeffects class android.util.Log { public static *** d(...); public static *** w(...); public static *** v(...); public static *** i(...); }
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Logs can be removed using bash in linux and sed: find . -name "*\.java" | xargs sed -ri ':a; s%Log\.[ivdwe].*\);%;%; ta; /Log\.[ivdwe]/ !b; N; ba' Works for multiline logs. In this solution you can be...
View ArticleAnswer by Youngjae for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
As zserge's comment suggested, Timber is very nice, but if you already have an existing project - you may try github.com/zserge/log . It's a drop-in replacement for android.util.Log and has most of the...
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Answer by Simon for How to remove all debug logging calls before building the...
I'm posting this solution which applies specifically for Android Studio users. I also recently discovered Timber and have imported it successfully into my app by doing the following: Put the latest...
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Answer by Lins Louis for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
This is what i used to do on my android projects.. In Android Studio we can do similar operation by, Ctrl+Shift+F to find from whole project (Command+Shift+F in MacOs) and Ctrl+Shift+R to Replace...
View ArticleAnswer by Vincent Hiribarren for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
I would like to add some precisions about using Proguard with Android Studio and gradle, since I had lots of problems to remove log lines from the final binary. In order to make assumenosideeffects in...
View ArticleAnswer by Mustafa Ferhan for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
the simplest way; use DebugLog All logs are disabled by DebugLog when the app is released. https://github.com/MustafaFerhan/DebugLog
View ArticleAnswer by user462990 for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
I like to use Log.d(TAG, some string, often a String.format ()). TAG is always the class name Transform Log.d(TAG, --> Logd( in the text of your class private void Logd(String str){ if...
View ArticleAnswer by kg_sYy for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
I have a very simple solution. I use IntelliJ for development, so the details vary but the idea should apply across all IDE's. I pick to root of my source tree, right-click and select to do "replace"....
View ArticleAnswer by AndroidGecko for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
I highly suggest using Timber from Jake Wharton https://github.com/JakeWharton/timber it solves your issue with enabling/disabling plus adds tag class automagically just public class MyApp extends...
View ArticleAnswer by Richard for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
Per android.util.Log provides a way to enable/disable log: public static native boolean isLoggable(String tag, int level); Default the method isLoggable(...) returns false, only after you setprop in...
View ArticleAnswer by JosephL for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
I have used a LogUtils class like in the Google IO example application. I modified this to use an application specific DEBUG constant instead of BuildConfig.DEBUG because BuildConfig.DEBUG is...
View ArticleAnswer by Max Gold for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
ProGuard will do it for you on your release build and now the good news from android.com: http://developer.android.com/tools/help/proguard.html The ProGuard tool shrinks, optimizes, and obfuscates your...
View ArticleAnswer by danwms for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
I have improved on the solution above by providing support for different log levels and by changing the log levels automatically depending on if the code is being run on a live device or on the...
View ArticleAnswer by Zvi for How to remove all debug logging calls before building the...
I would consider using roboguice's logging facility instead of the built-in android.util.Log Their facility automatically disables debug and verbose logs for release builds. Plus, you get some nifty...
View ArticleAnswer by Reiner for How to remove all debug logging calls before building...
All good answers, but when I was finished with my development I didn´t want to either use if statements around all the Log calls, nor did I want to use external tools. So the solution I`m using is to...
View ArticleAnswer by Christopher Orr for How to remove all debug logging calls before...
I find a far easier solution is to forget all the if checks all over the place and just use ProGuard to strip out any Log.d() or Log.v() method calls when we call our Ant release target. That way, we...
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