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When a new C release is available, a new Rust release must be created. Running the following script will download and setup the libraries locally:
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```shell
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$ ./update_cblite_c.sh -v 3.2.1
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$ ./update_cblite_c.sh -v 3.2.2
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```
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If the script fails on MacOS, you might need to install wget or a recent bash version:
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If the script fails (for example `declare: -A: invalid option`, you'll need bash >= version 4) on MacOS, you might need to install wget or a recent bash version:
Managing messages that Couchbase Lite logs at runtime. */
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/** Subsystems that log information. */
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typedefCBL_ENUM(uint8_t, CBLLogDomain) {
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kCBLLogDomainDatabase,
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kCBLLogDomainQuery,
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kCBLLogDomainReplicator,
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kCBLLogDomainNetwork
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};
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/** Levels of log messages. Higher values are more important/severe. Each level includes the lower ones. */
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typedefCBL_ENUM(uint8_t, CBLLogLevel) {
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kCBLLogDebug, ///< Extremely detailed messages, only written by debug builds of CBL.
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kCBLLogVerbose, ///< Detailed messages about normally-unimportant stuff.
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kCBLLogInfo, ///< Messages about ordinary behavior.
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kCBLLogWarning, ///< Messages warning about unlikely and possibly bad stuff.
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kCBLLogError, ///< Messages about errors
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kCBLLogNone///< Disables logging entirely.
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};
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Managing messages that Couchbase Lite logs at runtime.
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*/
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/** Formats and writes a message to the log, in the given domain at the given level.
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\warning This function takes a `printf`-style format string, with extra parameters to match the format placeholders, and has the same security vulnerabilities as other `printf`-style functions.
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