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New bug Apple added to Xcode4 latest version: if there’s more than 200 lines of output, it’s all deleted.
Obviously, if there’s output, it’s there for a reason, and I need to see it :(.
I tried looking for a Preference, or a GUI, or a button, but can’t find anything.
Surely they didn’t hardcode it to prevent you seeing your own output? 🙂
I had this problem with output from a custom build script. Looking at the Log Navigator, if I select the “Run custom shell script…” line that I’m interested in, a button with several horizontal lines appears on the right of that line. Clicking this button shows all the output from my script. Even the output past that 200 line limit.
It’s a bit cumbersome to read through like this, but you can right click to copy it out for pasting into the text editor of your choice.
Here’s what the button looks like in the log navigator: