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What App Logs covers

Aiola App Logs is the project-level error and issue view for your application runtime. You can use it to:
  • capture uncaught exceptions
  • capture unhandled promise rejections
  • capture console errors and warnings
  • capture failed HTTP requests and resource load failures
  • review grouped issues
  • inspect issue details and event history

Supported setup targets

The settings UI currently documents setup for:
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Edge Functions
  • Python

What the setup page gives you

Open Project Settings → App Logs to get:
  • install command
  • environment variable name
  • initialization snippet
  • optional user-identification snippet
  • source map guidance
  • an Add to App action that starts an Aiola thread to help implement the integration in your codebase

How issues behave

App log events are grouped into issues. The workspace page lets you:
  • filter by status
  • search by title or culprit
  • inspect a detail panel
  • review stats and timeseries
  • work with real-time updates

Retention and grouping

The current UI states:
  • resolved issues are deleted 30 days after their last event
  • unresolved and ignored issues are kept indefinitely
Errors are grouped by exception type and normalized message so repeats increase the event count instead of creating new issues every time.

Central app logs

Aiola also has a central app logs view so you can review issues across multiple projects without switching workspaces.