Log.Logger = _logger = new LoggerConfiguration()Ī + "\\log.txt", Using NuGet install Serilog and and use the following code Let’s take a quick look at using Serilog’s File Sink to write our log files. Note: At the time of writing I’m not sure where the string after the underscore which follows the GUID comes from. These last two location will translate to a location such as the following, where username is the (as you’d expect) username the user logged into the machine with, and the GUID is the package family name GUID (taken from the application’s manifest). InstalledLocation.Path Īnother alternatively is application data location, such asĪ Ī
Your UWP application can write to the application’s installation folder, for example UWP applications have restricted access to the local file system and this can cause a few issues when using logging frameworks if you’re expecting to write logs to c:\Temp
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