Any hints on where the

pulumi.debug()

output goes and how it can be used? I tried increasing the verbosity (I believe 9 is the highest), but none of my statements were printed to the screen. I tried finding a log file, but I'm probably not looking in the right place. Basically, as I incrementally built my infrastructure "blueprint" with Pulumi, I used a lot of

<http://pulumi.info|pulumi.info>()

statements to eye-ball verify different things. Now, as I prepare to share this work with a larger audience, it will be nice to reduce the noise on the screen by converting most of those to debug statements. But, I want to know how to access that information when a teammate asks me for help.

You likely need to use the

--logtostderr

flag too.

Thanks! That helps. Oddly, some of my debug messages are missing from the log... even with

-v9

. Kind of interesting that the help states

--logtostderr Log to stderr instead of to files

. Any idea where those log files are stored and organized when the

--logtostderr

option is not used?

That is actually surprising. Do you have an example of that? If you do - would be great to open an issue in github. That doesn’t sound intentional.

Yea, I can share a snippet of my code and I still have the console output too. For what it is worth, I upgraded to v1.11.0 this morning. I'll likely file an issue tomorrow morning, I was just about to sign off for the evening.