diff --git a/docs/troubleshooting/bug_report.md b/docs/troubleshooting/bug_report.md index f7ee365b183..ae510f81f19 100644 --- a/docs/troubleshooting/bug_report.md +++ b/docs/troubleshooting/bug_report.md @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ To help us finding what's going on, when reporting a bug, you should attach the Both loggers options are configurable from the UI in `Settings`: -1. The ZwaveJS logger can be confgured in `Zwave` section, enable `Log enabled` switch and `Log To File` and set `Log Level` to `silly` -2. The zwavejs2mqtt logger can be confgured in `General` section, enable `Log enabled` switch and `Log To File` and set `Log Level` to `silly` +1. The zwave-js logger can be configured in `Zwave` section, enable `Log enabled` switch and `Log To File` and set `Log Level` to `silly` +2. The zwavejs2mqtt logger can be configured in `General` section, enable `Log enabled` switch and `Log To File` and set `Log Level` to `silly` -Now press on `SAVE` button to store the new settings and your logs will be stored in separeted files inside `store` folder. The zwavejs2mqtt log output file will be named `zwavejs2mqtt.log` and the zwavejs one `zwavejs_.log` +Now press on `SAVE` button to store the new settings and your logs will be stored in separated files inside `store` folder. The zwavejs2mqtt log output file will be named `zwavejs2mqtt.log` and the zwave-js one `zwavejs_.log` You can easily download a zip with this logs files from the `Explorer` view on the UI. Just select the files you want to export, press on the fab button on the bottom right corner and press the download icon. Remember to attach the zip to your issue.