Debugging

When creating an issue, a log file may help. In its default state, the program will not store any logs on your computer, to not create unnecessary hard drive writes. In order to save log files you must use command-line options.

Debugging using the debug option

When selecting the program with the debug option in combination with the option to log to file, all logging information will be stored in a log file in the programs directory. The file is called out.log and will be stored in C:\Users\{YourUserName}\AppData\Local\Programs\GTA Online Autobet. The logging information will also be logged in the console in the ui. When using this option at different program starts, the new logging data will be appended to the log file.

It will start like this:

[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [utils.cpp:140] [DEBUG] Made process DPI aware
[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [main.cpp:1110] [DEBUG] Logging enabled
[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [updater.cpp:223] [DEBUG] Checking for updates
[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [updater.cpp:246] [DEBUG] Found version: 1.0.5
[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [updater.cpp:255] [DEBUG] No new Version found
[23-05-2020 17:36:22] [utils.cpp:619] [DEBUG] System information:

Debugging using the debug:full option

When selecting the debug:full (or called Extended Debugging after version 1.2.0, you can find the switch in the UI) option a zip file called autobet_debug.zip will be stored on your Desktop. This option will also log to the console.

Important notice

This zip file will include the log but also some screenshots made while placing bets. When submitting this zip file, make sure to delete or crop any screenshots containing personal data

Just log to the console

If you don't want to create a log file you can just enable the debug option and view the program log in the console in the ui.

GENERAL IMPORTANT NOTICE

When submitting any files or data, make sure to always delete personal data from these files, or in case of the screenshots created by --debug:full, delete screenshots containing personal data.

You are the only one responsible for not sending in any personal data publicly visible on the internet.