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I've been trying to write a post-processing script (trying to see if I can get the problem I outlined here fixed) and as part of this I started off just trying to learn generally how they work. I've been able to make changes to the script, but I can't get the any kind of logging to work which makes debugging a pain. All of the scripts I've seen thus far use UM.logger, but I've not actually been able to figure out where these log messages show up. They don't show up in the normal cura.log file and they don't show up in the actual console (I've got cygwin and ran cura from a cygwin bash prompt with the --debug flag). I'm running cura 5. Am I missing something obvious? Is there potentially a bug with the logger not working correctly in Cura 5?

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    Posted · Post processing script logs

    I didn't think I was condescending.  I was just remarking that it would be a good idea to start a new topic.  And I said "please". 🙂

     

    Please assume all people are smiling when you only see their text.  🙂  With text only it's difficult to know their emotion so please assume people are neutral or happy and if they seem condescending or angry assume you are wrong.

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    Posted · Post processing script logs

    To answer @Darinth's question, for the benefit of other people finding this thread, messages from UM.Logger should end up in Cura.log and the console output (with the --debug flag). If it does not, then the most likely reason is that the code is not getting executed.

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