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How to Enable Error Log in Magento 2.4

Errors are an inevitable part of a developer’s journey. They not only challenge us but also help improve our skills. A good developer carefully analyzes errors and works on finding effective solutions. Let’s dive into how you can enable and manage error logs in Magento 2.4.

Where to Find Error Logs

The log files are located in the <magento-root>/var/log/ folder.

By default, Magento2 writes to the debug log (<magento-root>/var/log/debug.log) when it is in default or develop mode, but not when it is in production mode.Enabling Error Log in Magento 2.4

Enabling Error Log in Magento 2.4

How to Enable error log

To enable error logs in Magento 2.4, follow these steps:

  1. Open your terminal and navigate to the Magento root directory.
  2. Run the following command:bashCopy code

Use the bin/magento setup:config:set –enable-debug-logging=true && bin/magento c:f command to change the default value.

How to Disable error log

If you wish to disable error logging, execute the command below:

Use the bin/magento setup:config:set –enable-debug-logging=false && bin/magento c:f command to change the default value

For Magento 2.3.1 enable the error log

For Magento versions earlier than 2.3.1, use the following command to enable error logging:

Use the bin/magento config:set dev/debug/debug_logging 1 && bin/magento c:f command to change the default value

Conclusion

Debugging is an essential skill for developers, and enabling error logs in Magento 2.4 can simplify this process. Whether you are troubleshooting errors in development mode or seeking clarity during debugging, these steps will make error handling more efficient.

Happy Debugging! 😊

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