docs: update access logging guide to use planoai logs command#924
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Replaces the manual tail -F ~/plano_logs/access_*.log command with planoai logs --follow, which works correctly in both native and Docker modes. The local ~/plano_logs volume mount is only present in the dev compose setup, not in the standard planoai up workflow. Relates to katanemo#648
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Relates to #648
Problem
The access logging guide showed
tail -F ~/plano_logs/access_*.logto view access logs. This command only works when using the dev Docker Compose setup (config/docker-compose.dev.yaml) which mounts~/plano_logs:/var/log/. It does not work with the standardplanoai upworkflow, where logs live inside the container (native mode:~/.plano/run/logs/, Docker mode:/var/log/inside the container).Solution
Replace the manual
tailcommand withplanoai logs --follow, which works correctly in both modes:~/.plano/run/logs/access_*.logdocker execto tail logs inside the containerAlso add a note showing
planoai logs --follow --dockerfor users running in Docker mode.Testing
Verified against the CLI implementation in
cli/planoai/utils.pyandcli/planoai/native_runner.py.