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Add --runtime-log option #16

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@AMHOL AMHOL commented Sep 29, 2021

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Thanks, @AMHOL!

Why do you want to change the runtime log path?

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AMHOL commented Sep 29, 2021

@ilyazub with my current setup, it makes it easier to cache between builds, the Rails tmp directory is wiped between builds, so storing it in a different directory makes life much easier (and cheaper).

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AMHOL commented Oct 4, 2021

@ilyazub is this something you'd consider merging or should I close the PR and find an alternate method?

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Sounds good. @AMHOL, thanks for the explanation.

Also, parallel_tests have the runtime-log option and turbo_tests mirrors a part of options from it.

@ilyazub ilyazub merged commit 4d1e261 into serpapi:master Oct 4, 2021
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AMHOL commented Oct 5, 2021

TY @ilyazub

@AMHOL AMHOL deleted the feature/custom-runtime-log branch October 5, 2021 01:16
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