logfile endpoint Range header
See original GitHub issueI wonder how requests to logfile
endpoint uses the Range
header? The application log tab always shows the entire log file. Is there a way to show logs starting from the moment this tab is opened?
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in 2.0 the logview jumps straight to the end… so you don’t need to scroll anymore.
I think the log lines showed are way more than I typically need to check. I just thought it would be a useful configuration to have.