Where can the logging level of a robot be changed?

The logging level of a robot can be changed in the robot settings found in the system tray. This option allows users to adjust the level of detail for logs generated by the robot on a case-by-case basis. By accessing the robot settings, users can select different logging levels—such as Trace, Debug, Information, Warning, Error, or Fatal—depending on the level of verbosity desired for troubleshooting or monitoring purposes.

This flexibility is crucial because it allows developers and operators to tailor the logging outputs based on their needs, either reducing the volume of logs for routine operations or increasing it during debugging sessions to capture more information about the robot's behavior.

Other options may involve relevant components or areas of the UiPath environment, but they do not provide the functionality to change the logging level directly for a robot. For instance, while Orchestrator allows for robot management, the logging level adjustment is not performed there but through the robot's local settings. The Windows Event Viewer serves as a log monitoring tool rather than a setting adjustment interface, and the statement about the logging levels being unchangeable is inaccurate, as they certainly can be modified through the appropriate settings.