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# Obtaining Debug Logs
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Trash Updater always outputs logs as files in a directory on your filesystem. Each execution of
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Trash Updater yields a new file and those files always contain verbose (debug) logs. When reporting
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issues, I ask that you always include logs from the file rather than the command line output since
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Trash Updater will not include debug logs by default in the console output.
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Below is a list of locations where you can find the log directory depending on platform.
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| Platform | Location |
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| -------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
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| Windows | `%APPDATA%\trash-updater\logs` |
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| Linux | `~/.config/trash-updater/logs` |
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| MacOS | `~/Library/Application Support/trash-updater/logs` |
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# Errors & Solutions
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* On Mac or Linux OS, you may see the following error when you run `trash`:
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