it's a shame we can't know whether can afford it before we invest time in setting it up
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I was just wondering if this is still true? Both the solution and the lack of desire for more.
OS Log seems so valuable as a system native way to capture logs, but because I can only get logs from the current session I have to fall back to CocoaLumberjack to be able to provide customer support. Lumberjack is great, but it would feel so much nicer to have a native solution, especially when you are creating SPMs where you want to minimise dependencies.