SFDX LensThe quickest way to set up trace flags for a chosen active Salesforce user in any connected org. Without leaving VSCode.
Now with the possibility to visualize the log in its parts, closing the gap between setting trace flags, getting the logs in vscode and view instantly what's firing. Now you have the full picture!
Set up a trace flag and download the log:
Requirements
Commands / FeaturesAll features are accessible from the VS Code command palette using the shortcut
Lets the current user to pick a name from a list of Salesforce active users in the current connected org, then creates a Trace Flag for that user. This feature is even available from the 🔎 button icon in VSCode's status bar on the left side.
Lets the current user to pick an Org name from a list of Connected Salesforce Orgs, then executes the same steps of the Debug user command on the chosen Org.
When invoked on an Apex Log, it opens a new page tab showing the log's timeline, divided in each part proportional to its duration. Every log part is clickable and upon clicking the corresponding code is displayed, up to the first 100000 characters for performance reasons. You can search the code for a particular string through a fixed search bar displayed on the right side of the page.
Notes
Release Notes0.0.4Initial release 0.0.5Explicitly retargeted MAX_LIMIT_EXCEEDED error when setting up a trace flag in an org hitting the max debug log size limit 1.0.0Though in Beta, the SFDX Lens: Log Analysis command is released, giving the extension the effective ability to set up and inspect logs IssuesYou can report issues here |