These annoying messages come from libboringssl.dylib :: boringssl_metrics_log_event
:
| int boringssl_metrics_log_event(...) { |
| ... |
| if (g_boringssl_log != nil && os_log_type_enabled(g_boringssl_log, OS_LOG_TYPE_ERROR) { |
| os_log_error(g_boringssl_log, "%s(%d) Failed to log metrics", "boringssl_metrics_log_metric_block_invoke", 151); |
| } |
| ... |
| } |
An easy way to silence these messages is to nullify g_boringssl_log
.
g_boringssl_log
is a global variable:
os_log_t g_boringssl_log = nil;
It gets initialized in boringssl_log_open
:
| void boringssl_log_open() { |
| static dispatch_token onceToken = nil; |
| dispatch_once(onceToken, ^{ |
| g_boringssl_log = os_log_create("com.apple.network", "boringssl"); |
| }); |
| } |
IMO the easiest solution to nullify g_boring_ssl
is to skip the execution of dispatch_once
.
That could be achieved with setting a breakpoint to __boringssl_log_open_block_invoke
with action thread return
. This breakpoint will be called once thanks to dispatch_once
, but the function's body will not be executed because of immediate thread return
. So g_boringssl_log
will never be initialized, and there will be no logs in the Console.
