): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 0 (0) 1 2
D/eglCodecCommon(19578): setVertexArrayObject: set vao to 1 (1) 1 6

Hot to remove these?

Easy Fix (if you're using VSCode):
Inside Debug Console you can apply Filters
e.g. For excluding something you can type !pattern
in your case !D/egl..

we can use the plugin 'Grep Console' on Intellij IDEA to filter the console logs.

Hope this feature release soon, it's so annoying to watch my log so messy.

@madhavtripathi05 Can I use multiple filters ?

@madhavtripathi05 Can I use multiple filters ?

yes you can separated by commas

Thanks man

@madhavtripathi05 Can I use multiple filters ?

yes you can separated by commas

@madhavtripathi05 I didn't manage to add another filter using comma as a separator, maybe we can configure something here (see acreenshot)? But I don't understand how to do this, I need to filter multiple lines, please, help

any update on this ?

Any update on when this is going to get implemented? <.<

Easy Fix (if you're using VSCode):
Inside Debug Console you can apply Filters
e.g. For excluding something you can type !pattern
in your case !D/egl..

This only works in debug console. flutter run is executed in the Terminal tab, which does not support filters. How do you filter in the terminal tab or how do you run this in the debug console?

Really hoping for a fix here, spammy debug messages make the log output unusable.

This makes sense. I don't fully remember why I went down this route.
One potential solution is to show verbose logs only when the --verbose flag is passed to the flutter command. Otherwise, default to filtering by tag name and timestamp.

If anyone would like to try creating a patch, feel free to send us a PR.

cc @camsim99

Without additional information, we are unfortunately not sure how to resolve this issue. We are therefore reluctantly going to close this bug for now.
If you find this problem please file a new issue with the same description, what happens, logs and the output of 'flutter doctor -v'. All system setups can be slightly different so it's always better to open new issues and reference the related ones.
Thanks for your contribution.

Weird? Everything is clearly described, all the information is there. Looks like this was closed by mistake?
@blasten could you please reopen?

Without additional information, we are unfortunately not sure how to resolve this issue. We are therefore reluctantly going to close this bug for now.
If you find this problem please file a new issue with the same description, what happens, logs and the output of 'flutter doctor -v'. All system setups can be slightly different so it's always better to open new issues and reference the related ones.
Thanks for your contribution.

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I've started working on the fix here #106569 (currently struggling with tests)

One potential solution is to show verbose logs only when the --verbose flag is passed to the flutter command. Otherwise, default to filtering by tag name and timestamp.

Hi @blasten, a newcomer here 👋
I added a trivial check for the verbose mode here #106569. Before I go ahead and fix all the tests, could you please confirm my approach?

I can see quite a lot of tests validate the logcat command arguments. I also discovered that some things (#45732) could rely on the current verbose output.

Another potential place for implementing filtering is probably AdbLogReader::_onLine. I can explore it further if it's the way to go

Update: issue #104268 seems to be related

For all those of you that don't use a editor with a build-in terminal that supports filtering, but rather depend on the commandline, here's a goodie for you:
your flutter command here | sed '/^\(V\|I\|W\|E\)\/flutter/!d'

This sed command filters all that annoying stuff and is a pretty neat workaround until there's a proper flutter built-in solution :)

For all those of you that don't use a editor with a build-in terminal that supports filtering, but rather depend on the commandline, here's a goodie for you: your flutter command here | sed '/^\(V\|I\|W\|E\)\/flutter/!d'

This sed command filters all that annoying stuff and is a pretty neat workaround until there's a proper flutter built-in solution :)

Great approach!

While this works great, I like seeing the first logs while i'm waiting for my flutter app to run. For that I've tweaked your command to:
flutter run | sed '/^.\// { /^\(V\|I\|W\|E\)\/flutter/!d }'

This also prints the lines that don't have a "/" in the second position