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"product" variable whenever any request executes line 123 of the file
product.py:
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
"No description for {product.name}"
The log output will appear wherever explicit logging output from your
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If you want to log output only when certain runtime conditions are met, you
can add a "--condition" option:
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
"Suspicious price: {product.name} costs {price}" \
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
"Suspicious price: {product.name} costs {price}" \
--condition "price < .50"
Logpoints remain active for 24 hours after creation. If you want to disable
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first determine the logpoint ID using the logpoints list command, then
delete that specific ID:
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints list
ID LOCATION ...
567890abcdef1-1234-56789 product.py:123 ...
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints list ID LOCATION ... \
567890abcdef1-1234-56789 product.py:123 ...
$ gcloud beta debug logpoints delete 567890abcdef1-1234-56789
For App Engine services, logpoint resources include the "logQuery"
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command. You can save this property's value and use it to read logs from
the command line:
$ log_query=$(gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
"No description for {product.name}" \
--format="value(logQuery)")
$ log_query=$(gcloud beta debug logpoints create product.py:123 \
"No description for {product.name}" --format="value(logQuery)")
$ gcloud logging read "$log_query"
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