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New in Symfony 4.2: Profiler log filter

November 16, 2018 Avatar of Javier Eguiluz Javier Eguiluz

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Roland Franssen
in #24263 and #28934.

Symfony Profiler provides detailed debug information about your applications. Sometimes it provides so much information that it may be overwhelming. That's why in Symfony 4.2 we've improved the log panel adding filters so you can see only the log messages you are interested in:

Filters are added to the log level and the log channel. They are created dynamically with JavaScript, so you can filter by your own custom channels too:

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Randy Tellez Galan said on Nov 16, 2018 #1

nice!!!

Jefersson Nathan said on Nov 17, 2018 #2

I really needed it.

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