Hello, anybody can help here ? Thanks in advance. On 07/09/2013 03:16 PM, Michel Bourget wrote:
Hi all,
( plinnell on IRC suggested me to post my question here instead of the IRC forum. )
"service log" are not available, at least intuitively, using an "osc" interface. At SGI, we are in the process of moving to OBS. We exclusively use "_service" interface to pull source ( and metadata files ) from git repos. So, production-wise, troubleshooting "failed builds" requires capturing the "service" logs as well as the proper usual chroot "build" logs. This is crucial for us.
I attempted to simply modify bs_service to essentially to: if (!open(SERVICE, '-|')) { + open(STDOUT, "| tee -a _service_log"); open(STDERR, ">&STDOUT");
The above works ( I can "osc cat ..." ) but only when all the _service steps exit 0 ! Useful but not quite :)
So, the question: is there an osc method to unconditionally capture the already captured _service_error file and/or the _service_log ? Simply said, capture the latest _service log, regardless if it is a success or a failure; that's the point. The "osc api" method are not easy to "discover", to be honest.
Any help, hints, guidance appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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