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Correctly bubble up errors when an integration test fails in a docker container. #10380
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Note: need backport to 6.0 6.x |
test As a retrospect leaving the invocation of `docker-compose logs` was a bad idea, first it could hide some error in the integration suite and it could add unnecessary long logs line in the CI job making debugging even harder. So instead, I've remove it completely and leave up to the person debugging to enabled it back.
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need backport to 6.x and 6.6 |
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@ruflin I have added a comment with the docker-compose logs. |
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… container. (#10380) (#10410) As a retrospect leaving the invocation of `docker-compose logs` was a bad idea, first it could hide some error in the integration suite and it could add unnecessary long logs line in the CI job making debugging even harder. So instead, I've remove it completely and leave up to the person debugging to enabled it back. (cherry picked from commit fd149bb)
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… container. (#10380) (#10409) As a retrospect leaving the invocation of `docker-compose logs` was a bad idea, first it could hide some error in the integration suite and it could add unnecessary long logs line in the CI job making debugging even harder. So instead, I've remove it completely and leave up to the person debugging to enabled it back. (cherry picked from commit fd149bb)
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… container. (elastic#10380) (elastic#10410) As a retrospect leaving the invocation of `docker-compose logs` was a bad idea, first it could hide some error in the integration suite and it could add unnecessary long logs line in the CI job making debugging even harder. So instead, I've remove it completely and leave up to the person debugging to enabled it back. (cherry picked from commit c9ce1fe)
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As a retrospect leaving the invocation of
docker-compose logs
was abad idea, first it could hide some error in the integration suite and it
could add unnecessary long logs line in the CI job making debugging even harder.
So instead, I've remove it completely and leave up to the person debugging to enabled it back.