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Support for the PRQL in the database query prompt
PRQL is a database query language that is pipeline-oriented and easier to use interactivelyUsing lnav to solve the CyberDefenders Hammered Challenge
A walkthrough that uses lnav's analysis functionality to answer questions about a collection of logsTooling for troubleshooting configuration
Getting the final configuration and the sources of valuesCursor Mode
Move around the main view using a cursorVSCode Extension for lnav
Syntax highlighting for lnav scriptsPlayground and Tutorial
Try lnav without having to install anythingMarkdown Support
A side effect of fancier help textPretty error messages
Error message improvementsIntegration with regex101.com
Create/edit format files using regex101.comTailing files on remote hosts
Native support for tailing logs on machines accessible via SSHDrilling down into XML snippets
The new "xpath()" table-valued SQL function.Support for Themes
Change the user-interface to your likingVisual filter editor
A friendlier way to interact with filters.Support for tagging and commenting on log messages
Annotate log messages with your thoughts.Tutorial for lnav in Linux Magazine
Looks like there was an in-depth tutorial on lnav in Linux Magazine. Unfortunately, I didn’t notice until now and missed out on a hardcopy.
Reveal log message source file paths by pressing left-arrow
Find out where log messages are coming from.lnav in print
A review of lnav is in Linux User & Developer magazine issue 162:
Pretty-print view in v0.7.3
Automatically reformat structured data with "SHIFT+P".Added "lo-fi" mode
An alternative way to copy displayed text.Changes To The Scrollbar
Packing more information into the right scrollbar.Mini review of lnav in Linux Magazine
The October issue of Linux Magazine has a nice review of lnav v0.5.0, the author gave it four out of five stars!
Four years on GitHub
Still going strong!Mini-review of lnav in Linux User Magazine
The german magazine, Linux User, has a mini-review of lnav v0.6.0 in their November issue!
Competing with 'tail -f'
The standard utilities are tough competition.Support for JSON-encoded logs in v0.6.1
Turning JSON barf into something readable.
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