Audit Log
The Settings → Logs tab shows the write audit log: an independent record of every git commit, written before the data it describes can be read back. Together with the Integrity tab it lets you verify that what the application did matches what the repositories contain.
Filtering
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Scope | This workarea, global configuration, or all scopes |
| Window | How far back to load entries |
| Type | Git commits, DB writes, reindex chunks, errors & warnings, logins |
Column filters narrow the table further (by author, message, and so on), and the view can switch between a parsed table and the raw log lines. An auto-refresh toggle keeps the view live while you watch for activity.
Entry types
- Git commits — every commit made to a workarea repository or the global configuration repository, with author, message, and affected files.
- DB writes / reindex chunks — index maintenance operations, useful when correlating with an integrity scan.
- Errors & warnings — application log events.
- Logins — authentication events.
Relationship to item history
The audit log is an operational, administrator-facing view. For the content history of a specific item or document — who changed which field, with diffs — use History & Diffs instead.