Any changes to the unified log
Asked on 08/09/2024
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There were no specific changes to the unified log mentioned in the provided context from WWDC. However, there were discussions about logging and tracking changes in different contexts:
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SwiftData History:
- SwiftData history allows apps to track changes in the data store over time, including inserts, updates, and deletions. This can be useful for building features like time-ordered logs of changes that occur when the app is offline (Track model changes with SwiftData history).
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CloudKit Console:
- The CloudKit Console provides detailed logging capabilities, allowing developers to monitor and optimize database activity. Logs can be customized, filtered by time range, and exported for further analysis (Use CloudKit Console to monitor and optimize database activity).
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Xcode 16:
- Xcode 16 introduces new diagnostic logs for app launches, helping developers identify and prioritize performance issues (What’s new in Xcode 16).
If you have any specific questions about these logging features or need more details, feel free to ask!
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