The idea is to add logs inside the app's code so we can see what's happening while it runs. This would help find and fix bugs, and give the LLM more info to work with.
Problem:
On Windows this is done with logcat over ADB from a connected phone.
On Android, if the IDE is running on the same phone as the app, it's not clear if we can access logs the same way. Apps might be isolated, so sending the logs to the IDE app (!AppCoder) might not work unless we build a custom way to save and send logs.
If this is possible, it would give a constant stream of info while the app is running, making it easier to improve and debug a missbehaving app.
The idea is to add logs inside the app's code so we can see what's happening while it runs. This would help find and fix bugs, and give the LLM more info to work with.
Problem:
On Windows this is done with logcat over ADB from a connected phone.
On Android, if the IDE is running on the same phone as the app, it's not clear if we can access logs the same way. Apps might be isolated, so sending the logs to the IDE app (!AppCoder) might not work unless we build a custom way to save and send logs.
If this is possible, it would give a constant stream of info while the app is running, making it easier to improve and debug a missbehaving app.