MOCA iOS SDK LOG_LEVEL Settings
You can set a variety of logging levels for our SDK in the MOCAconfig.plist file, under the LOG_LEVEL variable:
| LOG_LEVEL | Description |
| Off | Log is turned off at SDK level. |
| Error | Shows only error events. |
| Warning | Shows only warning events. |
| Info | Shows only info events. |
| Debug | Shows all previous. Recommended during integration phase. |
| Trace | Hyper detailed log. Only recommended during deep troubleshooting situations. |
When asked by support for logs, please always send Debug mode logs unless specified otherwise.
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