How to debug APP extensions with NSLog?

When debugging APP extensions, it's very troublesome to have no logs. Can you output logs during debugging?

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Xcode’s ability to catch logging output from a process depends on how the process was launched. This can be problematic for app extensions, where the process is launched by the system not Xcode. I solve this problem by using the Console app to display log entries. You can find more details in this post.

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Xcode’s ability to catch logging output from a process depends on how the process was launched. This can be problematic for app extensions, where the process is launched by the system not Xcode. I solve this problem by using the Console app to display log entries. You can find more details in this post.

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Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware 

let myEmail = "eskimo" + "1" + "@apple.com"
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Seeing this, the whole mood is not good.

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