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How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - CamouflageXpert - 04-12-2024
Hello everyone!
I am currently trying to figure out how to chromedriver suppress log golang in my automation projects.
I’ve noticed that the default logging can get quite verbose and cluttered, making it difficult to focus on the important outputs.
Are there specific flags or settings within the Chromedriver that can help minimize or suppress these logs when using Golang?
If anyone has experience with this and can share the best practices or any code snippets, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you in advance for your assistance! 😊
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - darkHawkX - 07-12-2024
To chromedriver suppress log golang, you can use the `--log-level` flag when starting ChromeDriver.
Setting it to `error` or `fatal` can help reduce the verbosity significantly.
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - proxyMimicX - 29-12-2024
If you’re looking for a code snippet, here’s a quick example of how to set the logging level in Go:
```go
opts := []selenium.ServiceOption{
selenium.StartFrameBuffer(),
selenium.Output(nil), // Suppress logs
}
```
This should help you with chromedriver suppress log golang!
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - vpnDash99 - 17-01-2025
I appreciate all the help!
If anyone has more advanced techniques for managing logs in chromedriver, I’d love to hear them!
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - HideNProxy - 21-01-2025
I’ve found that using the `--silent` flag can also help with suppressing unwanted logs in chromedriver.
It’s a quick way to keep your output clean!
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - proxyDrifter77 - 22-01-2025
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone!
I’m going to try out the `--log-level` flag and see how it affects my automation projects.
If I find any other useful settings, I’ll be sure to share! 😊
RE: How Can You Chromedriver Suppress Log in Golang? - shadowRoute88 - 15-02-2025
Another way is to redirect the standard error output to `/dev/null`.
You can do this in your Go code, which will help silence the logs while still allowing your script to run smoothly.