I am running openHAB 5.0.2 on a WIndows machine.
I like to get some debug logs from ule loading and refreshing.
I found an old suggestion from @mstormi to use ‘org.eclipse.smarthome.model.script‘ to set to debug, but this does not work (anymore?).
Who knows what is the the current module/package is I can put the logging on.
The question is asked because I get a lot of long recompiles of various (not touched?) rules when changing something. I like to get some more insights on this.
Hello @GeVaSta !
I’m not sure if I understood your question correctly, but perhaps the link below can help:
Thanks, but thats just how the logging works. I am aware of that. I just need to know the right package name to put the logging on (“log:set debug -package name-”).
So which package name to get the rule loading and refreshing information from. It used to be ‘‘org.eclipse.smarthome.model.script‘‘ but this does not give any info anymore.
I think org.openhab.core.automation is what you’re looking for. It will give you more than just rules, but you should get the information you’re after.
I thought it did not work but now I see something coming. Keep you informed.
Thanks.
Sadly it shows only the loading of changed rules and the triggering, but not the compiling.
The compiling part I am interested in.
org.openhab.core.model.script ?
If it’s DSL rules that might add something, but if it’s JavaScript or another add-on language, you might have to enable logging for that bundle as well, e.g. org.openhab.automation.jsscripting.
Yes, it show which scripts (rules) are activated, but not specific to compiling.
I am looking for something that shows me which rules gets recompiled when something in the items, rules or thing changes.
Especially with my newly added Modbus binding, I experience very long delays (several minutes) and high utilization of the CPU when I work on the configuration of the binding.
I hope to get a finger behind the fact what causes this behaviour.
I will have a look at this. Thanks again.