gpd-export-logs

To export GPD observability session logs and execution traces, you can extract and filter event streams from the sessions and traces directories, then write them to a specified output directory using dedicated export scripts.

Exporting GPD session logs supports JSONL, JSON, and Markdown output formats, allowing you to generate files in the structure that best suits your review, sharing, or debugging needs.

Yes, you need cargo and GPD's Rust-based tools to validate your project and export execution traces, as the export process relies on these dependencies to extract and filter session event streams.

Yes, you can apply optional filters to collect trace logs from the GPD traces directory, ensuring the exported observability data only includes the relevant execution traces for your debugging or review.

The best way to share GPD observability data is to export the relevant session logs and execution traces into JSON or Markdown format, generating portable files that a colleague can easily review.