Disabling debug logs on Banglejs

Hey, I am new to Bangle and have developed a custom app for Bangle1 & Bangle2. I cant find a way to disable debug logs that pops on the bottom of the bangle screen like "<- Bluetooth" etc. It is really irritating. Thanks

You can disable those from MENU -> Settings -> Utils -> Debug Info: Hide

Also check you have the latest firmware as some old firmwares did this for a while.

By default you shouldn't see <- Bluetooth - as mentioned by @HughB this could happen with older firmwares. You need to update your Espruino firmware as well as all apps, then if you still have the issue do Settings -> Utils -> rewrite settings to fix it

Hey, thanks for the response.

1. I am updated to the latest firmware i.e. 2v11
   
2. I want to do it programmatically as my application is standalone and does not have any other base applications running along. Hope you understand my point
   

1. 2v11 isnt the latest stable version, 2v12 is. You can install it using the Firmware Update "app" https://banglejs.com/apps/#firmware%20update

2. Are you saying you don't have the default apps (including settings) installed? Could you install the Settings app just to sort your debug issue? Or are you saying something different?

I want to do it programmatically ...

Looks like you need to edit "setting.json" and set "log" field to "0" - source of settings app

Hey, thankyou for the suggestions and sorry for my late response.

I am on 2v12 but that does not help as well.
Secondly, as I said, I am running a standalone application and does not have any settings app or any other stuff. I write a program and flash it onto a blank Banglejs using the web IDE.
Need to turn off the debug logs through my program.
I may not be understanding it but do I need to have the launcher and the settings app installed to do this according to your recommendations?

@myownself Yes, I do not have any default apps. I tried installing the settings app, launcher & bootloader and then turning debug logs off (hide) alongside my application but that does not help as well.

Thanks again.

I am running a standalone application and does not have any settings app or any other stuff.

Ahh, ok... So yes, for the settings to work you'd need the 'bootloader' app installed.

But just adding the line Bluetooth.setConsole(true); to your code is enough to force the console to stay on bluetooth (and off the screen)