What command do you run to view dbt's logs?

The correct command to view dbt’s logs is indeed associated with the operation that allows users to diagnose issues within their dbt project. Running the command to debug will provide insights not only into the configurations but also into the overall state of the dbt environment, which includes logging information related to various activities and errors that may have occurred during the execution of dbt commands.

When you execute the debug command, dbt will display pertinent information, including detailed logs that can help troubleshoot issues. This command examines the project and environment, granting visibility into the logs that reflect the recent runs and any potential problems that might affect performance or execution.

Other commands, while useful in their own right, serve different purposes. Viewing general logs specifically requires the focus that the debug command provides, which incorporates log information as part of a broader diagnostic view of the dbt environment.