There are different transports in our CLI. By default everything is logged to your system out (your terminal, most likely), but additionally you can activate a file transport that writes the output of the command to a file in the current working directory. This can be useful to provide details in case of problems / an error (for example).
It was deactivated when upgrading the CLI, but the code is all still there... just needs to be tested again.
There are different transports in our CLI. By default everything is logged to your system out (your terminal, most likely), but additionally you can activate a file transport that writes the output of the command to a file in the current working directory. This can be useful to provide details in case of problems / an error (for example).
It was deactivated when upgrading the CLI, but the code is all still there... just needs to be tested again.