We should make it easy for users to view console logs by default.
Today, we compress and upload logs and by default apache / nginx will
not properly display them as plain text. This commit changes the
default to not compress, but allows more advanced users to enable this
logic. As mostly likley it also means additional configuration for
your web server.
Change-Id: Ic446db4f85e2098db8fa4568f8c5140ba564e931
Signed-off-by: Paul Belanger <pabelanger@redhat.com>
The upload logs roles can make use of the build logs sharding via their
calls into set-zuul-log-path-fact. Document this.
Change-Id: Ia57fc6a47227657f9fac70074e453cf8d4c16c26
So that it is possible to debug this role, add a flag which disables
setting no_log on the synchronize task.
Change-Id: Ie433ada5ff6cb15b68f19e8678244af9ce9faa13
Depends-On: https://review.openstack.org/556881
As a relief valve for times of storage pressure on the receiving end,
add a flag that can be set to skip log uploads for sucessful jobs.
It uses the same logic as emit-ara-html.
zuul_site_upload_logs == true (the default) will always upload logs
zuul_site_upload_logs == false will never upload logs
zuul_site_upload_logs == 'failure' will only upload failure logs
Setting this variable should be done in site variables.
Change-Id: I2a55730976520b75dcc98f86f34b7929f9243e62
We can pass in the fileserver, but if you're using upload-logs, you're
going to need it to return data, so move this functionality into the
role.
Change-Id: I987b1060acd3e6d96519010673fd21eba781f162
Paul Belanger