The first option, the Minimum Log Level, determines the type of information that will be recorded in the logs sent to Server. There are 6 options that can be chosen, and the different options are explained below.
Information – This log level creates logs that record normal application behavior. Information like when the Bot Engine started, when certain lines of code were run, when variables were created, and other pieces of basic information are logged. This default log level essentially provides a skeleton of the process that was run.
Verbose – The Verbose log level is great for troubleshooting as it is very similar to the Information log level. However, the Verbose log level creates logs that contain much more information like the values of different variables created in the automation, the arguments created in the automation, etc.
Debug – The Debug log level creates logs that contain debugging information that is more useful to developers, sysadmins, etc.
Warning – The Warning log level is used to create logs for processes that contain unusual and inconsistent behavior. This log level records any warning messages or any messages with higher priority such as errors or fatal crashes.
Error – The Error log level is used to create logs that contain information on any errors or messages of higher priority that the process encountered while running. These errors may not be fatal.
Fatal – The Fatal log level is used to create logs that contain information on any fatal errors or messages of higher priority that the process encountered while running.