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Asked: 2026-06-10T09:00:46+00:00

I am planning on signing an apk and releasing it (through Export Eclipse tool).

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I am planning on signing an apk and releasing it (through Export Eclipse tool). Then upload it to the market. I know that debuggable is set to false by default when signing it so that means that no logs will be captured. At the same time, if I set debuggable to true and release the apk then I will get all the logs.

What I am really interested in is the last debug statement that are added by me only. Currently, I am using the Log.i statement to add info logs. Is there a way to have my app logging only the Info logs (i.e. my logs only). Mybe if I disable the log and have system.out.print it would work?

The reason I am doing this is becuase I want to send the last 100 lines of log when a crash happens and I am only interested in my log statments.

Please help me out
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  1. Editorial Team

    I believe what you need to do is take advantage of ACRA’s built in filtering functionality:

    In the Advanced Usage wiki you can see that you can set your logcat arguments in your config.

    In your logging, tag your custom log messages with a specific tag and debug level, then in the logcat arguments, then set a parameter:

    logcatArguments = { "-t", "100", "-v", "long", "ActivityManager:I", "MyApp:D", "*:S" }

    add one in the form of 

    "YourCustomTag:<YOUR_DEBUG_LEVEL>"

    and take out the ones you don’t want to be logged (probably MyApp:D in this case.)

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