adb-logcat:tldr:59af5
adb-logcat: Color the log (usually use with filters).
$ adb logcat -v color
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The command "adb logcat -v color" is used in Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to display the device's system log on the terminal with color-coded output for better readability. Here is a breakdown of the command:
- "adb": This is the command to interact with the Android device through ADB.
- "logcat": It is a command that allows you to view the device's system log, which contains valuable information about the device's processes, error messages, and debugging messages.
- "-v color": This flag specifies the format of the log output. In this case, "color" indicates that the logcat output will be displayed in color-coded text, making it easier to distinguish different log levels and components. Without this flag, the log output will be displayed without color formatting.
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