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When triggering R10k deployments from remote scripts or pipelines, there's no supported method to locally see the output if something fails.
Describe the Solution You Would Like
Adding support for specifying that R10k should output logging onto syslog or to a file either instead of or in addition to stdout would allow for a local sysadmin to read through the logs from a triggered run.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
Creating local wrappers that pipe r10k output into syslog or file could be used, though it would require either owning every location where a call could occur from, or by replacing all r10k binaries with wrappers.
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hey @ananace thanks for opening this! Unfortunately, it's not likely that we will get to this feature, since we have no use for it internally, but we're happy to review and help with a PR if you wanted to implement this feature yourself!
Use Case
When triggering R10k deployments from remote scripts or pipelines, there's no supported method to locally see the output if something fails.
Describe the Solution You Would Like
Adding support for specifying that R10k should output logging onto syslog or to a file either instead of or in addition to stdout would allow for a local sysadmin to read through the logs from a triggered run.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
Creating local wrappers that pipe r10k output into syslog or file could be used, though it would require either owning every location where a call could occur from, or by replacing all r10k binaries with wrappers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: