In the upper lefthand corner of the admin dashboard, where the logs
and everything else live, it should have your app id and your
currently selected app version. Logs are for the currently selected
version only, so select the new version and then click on the logs.
(For some reason, for me, the v
Hi Nick, thanks for answering. You're correct, the drop down let's you
switch the version.
However, my problem is that I only see the Requests Only logs. The
exception I mention in the original
message doesn't make it to the error log, so I don't know where it
happens, i.e can't debug my problem.
Ah, that's odd. Our testing version definitely shows all the log
messages we generate correctly, so if we trap an Exception and
logging.error() it, everything works. Not sure about unhandled 500s,
though. In fact, we did just see a peculiar 500 on our testing version
that we couldn't find in the l
My code never reaches. Even if the first lines of code that execute
are
import logging
logging.info("Berfore anything ...");
I see nothing in the logs. So, don't know really what's going on.
Looks like a gae bug to me. I'll try with a fresh app id to see what
happens
-U
On Mar 3, 5:43 pm, Nic
Ok, so I figured out the source of my misfortune.
For some mysterious reason, in google app for domains the
my_app_id.appspot.com url wasn't listed
So, I deleted the my_app_id service in google app for domains and
added it back in, with all the other custom urls, etc. Did it from
google app engi
You don't need to set up an appspot.com URL under Google Apps for your
domain.
On Mar 10, 2:52 pm, Ubaldo Huerta wrote:
> Ok, so I figured out the source of my misfortune.
>
> For some mysterious reason, in google app for domains the
> my_app_id.appspot.com url wasn't listed
>
> So, I deleted t
