Is there a new terminal command similar to ~/Library/Application\ Support/Plex/Plex\ Media\ Server.app/Contents/MacOS/Plex\ Media\ Server woof?
This command doesn’t seem tot do what it did before.
Haven’t tested this one out but it’s the answer I got via campfire:
Removed to stop confusion. See Jam’s post below
Please don’t do this! That requires you disabling framework updates, which are going to happen pretty frequently, especially in the coming weeks while we work out the issues people are seeing with the first version. As developers, you should always be running the latest framework code. Instead, add a key named PlexPluginConsoleLogging to your plug-in’s plist file with a string value of “1” - that will enable console logging for the plug-in you’re working on.
Note that there’s no way of turning console logging back on for the media server itself, only the plug-ins.
How do we log traceback events then? Those don't show up in the app log. I don't always run this way. Just on one machine when I am developing.
Basically, if I bork some code and the plugin does not load I now have no idea why because no log is created for the app.
Tracebacks show up in the individual plug-in logs, as well as in the console if you turn on console logging as I explained above. Every plug-in logs to its own file - “Plex Media Server.log” only contains log messages relevant to the core server code. The reasoning behind this is that some of the plug-ins are particularly noisy and having to trawl through a single file makes debugging individual issues quite hard 
Sweet. Thank you.
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