My simulation just crashed and there is a strange peak in the residuals along the way. Is there any way to obtain the full solver log to check what happened in there?

Hi @akosior , The solver log can be found under the run name. Please see the image below. [image] Let us know if this helps out. Christopher

Hi @cjquijano , the problem is that there is only last 500 lines and I need the whole solver log. Best, Andrzej

Hi @akosior , currently, only the last 500 lines of the solver log are synced back to the client as it’s mostly the place to look for when “debugging” a sim setup. But you’re right, if there’s something in the middle of a sim that you’d like to check, that’s not enough. What did happen exactly? You’…

Hi @dheiny , it would be great if the complete solver log could be made available for download at the completion of a simulation. If this option was available then the current solver log size could stay as it is (500 lines is enough for the majority of cases).

@BenLewis , I was just thinking about it as well - a download could be optional + a “show full log in browser” option. I already created a feature request! Will keep you updated! Best, David

+1, there is a need, even for a newbie :wink:

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cjquijano June 17, 2016, 9:18pm 2

Hi @akosior,

The solver log can be found under the run name. Please see the image below.

Let us know if this helps out.

Christopher