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πŸ“£ Gato GraphQL v13.0: Enhanced Logging & Troubleshooting

Leonardo Losoviz
By Leonardo Losoviz Β·

We're excited to announce the release of Gato GraphQL v13.0, bringing powerful new logging capabilities and improved troubleshooting features.

This release adds a screen to visualize the logs, and a notification badge in the WordPress admin menu when a new log entry is created, making it easier to identify and fix issues.

This is particularly useful to monitor GraphQL operations executed via:

Severity Levels

We've implemented a 4-level severity system to help you quickly identify issues:

  • πŸ”΄ Error: Critical issues that prevent operation completion
  • 🟑 Warning: Non-critical issues that may affect the operation
  • πŸ”΅ Info: General operation information
  • 🟒 Debug: Detailed debugging information

Logs Visualizer

Browse your logs directly from the WordPress admin:

Browsing the logs
Easy access to all your logs

The log entry will show you exactly what's wrong:

Viewing single log
Detailed log view with error information

Notifications

The plugin now shows notification badges in the WordPress admin menu when a new entry is created for the selected log severities:

Notifications badge in WordPress admin
Get notified instantly when something goes wrong

This is the plugin telling us that an operation has failed or produced a warning, and we can fix it.

Settings

You can customize the logging behavior under Settings > Plugin Configuration > Logs:

Logs & Notifications settings
Configure your logging preferences
  • Enable/disable logging and notifications
  • Choose which severity levels to log
  • Configure which severities trigger notifications

These new features will hopefully enhance your use of Gato GraphQL. Try it out and let us know what you think!

Documentation: Logs & Notifications | Troubleshooting Guide


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