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# Log capturing for the Kokoro runtime environment. |
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# This script should be `source`d from Kokoro build scripts to configure log |
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# capturing when running under Kokoro. |
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# |
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# When not running under Kokoro, no logs will be collected. If you want to run |
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# locally and collect logs anyway, set the KOKORO_ARTIFACTS_DIR environment |
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# variable to a directory where the logs should go. |
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# |
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# The job `.cfg` file needs the following stanzas to declare the captured logs |
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# as outputs (yes, these are globs, not regexes): |
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# |
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# action: { |
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# define_artifacts: { |
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# regex: "**/*sponge_log.log" |
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# regex: "**/*sponge_log.xml" |
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# } |
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# } |
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# |
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# Use the provided functions below as build/test fixtures, e.g.: |
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# |
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# source kokoro/common/capture_logs.sh |
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# caplog build/step1 <build command> |
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# caplog tests/step2 <test command> |
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# |
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# If log capturing is enabled, this script will set some variables that can be |
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# used if necessary: |
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# CAPLOG_DIR is used for logs |
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# CAPLOG_CMAKE_ARGS contains extra cmake args to enable test XML output |
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# CAPLOG_CTEST_ARGS contains extra ctest args to capture combined test logs |
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# |
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# For example: |
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# |
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# if [[ -v CAPLOG_DIR_BUILD ]]; then |
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# cp extra_diagnostics.log "${CAPLOG_DIR_BUILD}/diagnostics.log" |
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# fi |
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# |
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# # Use ${...:-} form under `set -u`: |
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# caplog build/01_configure cmake -G Ninja ${CAPLOG_CMAKE_ARGS:-} |
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# caplog build/02_build cmake --build |
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# caplog test/03_test ctest ${CAPLOG_CTEST_ARGS:-} |
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if [[ -z ${KOKORO_ARTIFACTS_DIR:-} ]]; then |
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function caplog() { shift; "$@"; } |
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else |
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CAPLOG_DIR="$(mktemp -d)" |
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CAPLOG_CMAKE_ARGS="-Dprotobuf_TEST_XML_OUTDIR=${CAPLOG_DIR}/tests/" |
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CAPLOG_CTEST_ARGS="--verbose" |
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# Captures the stdout/stderr of a command to a named log file. |
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# Usage: caplog NAME COMMAND [ARGS...] |
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function caplog() { |
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_name="${CAPLOG_DIR}/${1%.log}.log"; shift |
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mkdir -p "${_name%/*}" |
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date |
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time ( "$@" 2>&1 | tee "${_name}" ) |
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if [[ $? != 0 ]] ; then |
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cat "${_name}" |
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return 1 |
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fi |
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} |
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# Trap handler: renames logs on script exit so they will be found by Kokoro. |
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function _caplog_onexit() { |
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_rc=$? |
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set +x |
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echo "Collecting logs [${BASH_SOURCE}]" |
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find "${CAPLOG_DIR}" -type f -name '*.log' \ |
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| while read _textlog; do |
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# Ensure an XML file exists for each .log file. |
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touch ${_textlog%.log}.xml |
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done |
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find "${CAPLOG_DIR}" -type f \( -name '*.xml' -or -name '*.log' \) \ |
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| while read _src; do |
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# Move to artifacts dir, preserving the path relative to CAPLOG_DIR. |
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# The filename changes from foo/bar.log to foo/bar/sponge_log.log. |
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_logfile=${_src/${CAPLOG_DIR}\//} |
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_stem=${KOKORO_ARTIFACTS_DIR}/${_logfile%.*} |
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_ext=${_logfile##*.} |
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mkdir -p ${_stem} |
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mv -v "${_src}" "${_stem}/sponge_log.${_ext}" |
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done |
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rm -rv "${CAPLOG_DIR}" |
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exit ${_rc} |
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} |
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trap _caplog_onexit EXIT |
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fi
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