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sam marshall authored
When doing a backup or restore operation with the normal user interface, if there is anything in the backup/restore log, it will now be displayed at the end of the process below the Continue button. If you have developer debugging enabled, it sets the display level to LOG_DEBUG and there will always be content in the log. Otherwise, it uses LOG_INFO which generally means the log is empty, and nothing displays (no visible change for users).
sam marshall authoredWhen doing a backup or restore operation with the normal user interface, if there is anything in the backup/restore log, it will now be displayed at the end of the process below the Continue button. If you have developer debugging enabled, it sets the display level to LOG_DEBUG and there will always be content in the log. Otherwise, it uses LOG_INFO which generally means the log is empty, and nothing displays (no visible change for users).
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