I installed to my Apple Silicon Mac via Homebrew and found that the launchd agent was failing due to a nonexistent /usr/local/var/log directory. I created the directory and gave myself write permissions, so it's working for me now. I'm not sure this is the truly correct answer, but I'll assume my own risks there.
I think the correct answer for a Homebrew package would be to point the launchd agent to $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/var/log.
For generic macOS users, would the right target be ~/Library/Logs, which would also work for Homebrew people who are coming via tapping gitjournal/tap?
I installed to my Apple Silicon Mac via Homebrew and found that the launchd agent was failing due to a nonexistent
/usr/local/var/logdirectory. I created the directory and gave myself write permissions, so it's working for me now. I'm not sure this is the truly correct answer, but I'll assume my own risks there.I think the correct answer for a Homebrew package would be to point the launchd agent to
$HOMEBREW_PREFIX/var/log.For generic macOS users, would the right target be
~/Library/Logs, which would also work for Homebrew people who are coming via tappinggitjournal/tap?