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Output panel

Inspect Sync, Watcher, and Debug output from the Main page.

The Output panel on Main shows live text output from CrossWatch.

Use it to inspect sync runs, Watcher activity, and diagnostic messages.

Tabs

The Output panel includes three tabs:

  • Sync — output from sync runs

  • Watcher — output from Watcher and scrobble activity

  • Debug — combined diagnostic output for troubleshooting

For live and saved logs, filters, and downloads, use Logs.

Understand sync results

Use Sync statuses to read counters and outcomes such as:

  • added, removed, and updated

  • skipped, blocked, and unresolved

  • attempted, pairs, and compact summaries like +8 / -2 / ~4

Debug output

The Debug tab shows diagnostic messages from CrossWatch and its provider modules.

It also includes sync and watcher-related output in one place.

Provider logs still appear in the Docker console.

CrossWatch also copies provider log output into the Debug tab.

What the Debug tab shows

Each entry includes a timestamp and a source tag.

The output can show:

  • which provider operation ran

  • which sync stage was reached

  • provider responses and status codes

  • skipped or unsupported operations

  • rate limits and authentication problems

  • matching and metadata problems

  • exceptions and processing failures

How the Debug tab works

CrossWatch keeps recent diagnostic messages in an in-memory buffer.

When you open Debug, CrossWatch loads the buffered messages first.

New messages then stream into the tab in real time.

The Debug tab:

  • follows new messages automatically

  • reconnects if the stream drops

  • lets you copy the current tab with Copy

Use Events after a sync finishes.

Events keeps searchable run history, related attempts, and recorded reasons.

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