code-oss-logs

To find Code OSS logs for debugging startup failures, locate the most recent timestamped log run under the user data directory. Inspect the main.log and window1/renderer.log files to identify the specific failure signals preventing the window from opening.

To check extension host logs in Code OSS, access the latest timestamped log directory and read the exthost.log file. This file contains the relevant process records needed to diagnose extension loading issues and related host errors.

To read Code OSS network activity logs for local development runs, find the latest log directory and open the network log files. This isolates network problems by reviewing the recorded activity without manually hunting through folders.

Yes, you can locate Code OSS agent session logs using a custom --user-data-dir path. The process discovers the most recent timestamped logs stored within that directory and reads the agenthost.log file to debug agent sessions.

To diagnose terminal issues in Code OSS, you need to inspect the terminal.log file. Locate it within the latest timestamped log run under the user data directory to identify the relevant error lines for the issue you are debugging.

Finding the right Code OSS renderer log requires knowing the folder layout because logs are stored as timestamped runs under the user data directory. Selecting the correct window1/renderer.log file demands familiarity with this specific structure to ensure accurate debugging.