On Apr 26, 8:21 pm, eggman2001
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wrote:> I''m just getting started on a mac
...> I''m used to having the console
> then display all the logs as I''m interacting with the application,
Console doesn''t know about your Rails logs by default. In the Console
app, you can use File -> Open to select a specific log file for
console to display.
You can also use Terminal. I use the `tail -f` command with the path
to the log file (e.g., `tail -f log/development.log`). The -f argument
tells tail to keep running and display anything that gets added to the
file. Use control-c to interrupt tail and get back to the shell
prompt.
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