add timestamp to logfiles

[HunterTom94]

What kind of issue is this?

• Feature Request.

Description of problem

I know by monitor_filters= time, log2file, you can show timestamp in the terminal and log serial output to a file. However, is it possible to also include the timestamp in the logged file?

The content of platformio.ini:

monitor_filters= time, log2file

[ivankravets]

Thanks for the issue. Could you re-test the latest development branch?

pio upgrade --dev

Does it work now?

[HunterTom94]

Hi, The timestamps are now showing up but I got something else mixed in my message. The content in the serial monitor is fine. However, in the log file, I got something below (the last few lines are fine and are the expected output). Also, do you know how to revert back to the non-dev branch? If I type in "pio upgrade" it will say "You're up-to-date! PlatformIO 6.0.3a4 is currently the newest version available." Thank you! [37m12:29:08.947 > Rea [37mch [37med [37m [37mT [37mar [37mg [37me [37mt [37m P [37mo [37ms [37mi [37mt [37mio [37mn [37m: [37m 0 [37m.1 [37m5 [37m [37m12:29:09.179 > C [37murrent [37mStatus [37m: idl [37me, Po [37mtent [37miomete [37mr Pos [37mitio [37mn: 18 [37m6.00, [37m0.15 [37m, Tar [37mget: [37m 185, [37m 0.1 [37m5, Bri [37mghtnes [37ms: 108 [37m, Curr [37ment Fo [37mrce: 0 [37m.00 N [37m [37m12:29:09.443 > C [37murrent [37m Statu [37ms: idl [37me, Po [37mtenti [37mometer [37m Posi [37mtion: [37m 186. [37m00, 0 [37m.15, [37mTarg [37met: [37m185, [37m0.15 [37m, Br [37might [37mness: [37m106, [37m Curr [37ment [37mForce: [37m 0.0 [37m0 N [37m12:29:09.708 > C [37murrent St [37matus: [37midle, [37mPoten [37mtiome [37mter P [37mosit [37mion: [37m186. [37m00, [37m0.15, [37m Tar [37mget: [37m 185, [37m 0.1 [37m5, B [37mright [37mness [37m: 109, [37m Curre [37mnt Fo [37mrce: [37m 0.00 [37m N [37m12:29:09.971 > C [37murrent Status: idle, Potentiometer Position: 186.00, 0.15, Target: 185, 0.15, Brightness: 109, Current Force: 0.00 N 12:29:11.140 > Current Status: idle, Potentiometer Position: 186.00, 0.15, Target: 185, 0.15, Brightness: 106, Current Force: 0.00 N 12:29:11.140 > Current Status: idle, Potentiometer Position: 186.00, 0.15, Target: 185, 0.15, Brightness: 105, Current Force: 0.00 N

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[ivankravets]

Could you try to add default filter? See docs https://docs.platformio.org/projectconf/section_env_monitor.html

What is your hardware? It could be a bootloader output.

[HunterTom94]

Interestingly, adding the "default" filter caused that " [37m" to also show up in the serial monitor. If I remove the "default" filter, it only shows up in the log file. Also I don't understand what the "default" filter means by "Remove typical terminal control codes from input". Also my device is Arduino Nano Every

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On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 12:43 PM Ivan Kravets ***@***.***> wrote: Could you try to add default filter? See docs https://docs.platformio.org/projectconf/section_env_monitor.html <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://docs.platformio.org/projectconf/section_env_monitor.html__;!!Mih3wA!C5VWKOue-b7mJNVyBa8WOTjp80HtpoD2yqeOCqugZqElE3A_p_t5lJcSvtWklUq7e_7lOGQXxojSo1JrV-xPPDo$> What is your hardware? It could be a bootloader output. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://github.com/platformio/platformio-core/issues/4320*issuecomment-1156855794__;Iw!!Mih3wA!C5VWKOue-b7mJNVyBa8WOTjp80HtpoD2yqeOCqugZqElE3A_p_t5lJcSvtWklUq7e_7lOGQXxojSo1JrBjanUlA$>, or unsubscribe <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGKZ7XODA32VOELZ3BI7DR3VPIW6LANCNFSM5YWRDRHA__;!!Mih3wA!C5VWKOue-b7mJNVyBa8WOTjp80HtpoD2yqeOCqugZqElE3A_p_t5lJcSvtWklUq7e_7lOGQXxojSo1Jrpi_h81I$> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[ivankravets]

It looks like a garbage from boot-loader. You can check it with hexlify filter. But please remove all other filters.

Reverting back to 6.0.2. See installation guide (docs) for PIO Core.