Pipelines show log command

[ishitam8]

Command	Description
az pipelines build show-log	Show logs for a given build ID

[geverghe]

Why show-log? Isn't log enough? az pipelines build log? or is it because of the verb guidance? Let me just check guidelines once again

[geverghe]

I stand corrected. The guidelines do indicate that a verb is required. Including relevant except:

All command names should contain a verb e.g. account get-connection-string instead of account connection-string

[melezhik]

Hi guys! Any ETA on that feature? Thanks.

[melezhik]

az pipelines build show-log is long , IMHO. Any alternatives?

[geverghe]

@melezhik - We are right now working on a few high priority items and I do not have a conclusive ETA on this. I will keep this thread posted on the progress. We arrived at the command structure using the guidelines provided by Azure CLI. However, we are open to suggestions as well - what would be your ideal command for this look like? Would it work if you could just alias this command to your ideal command structure?

[titimoby]

Having access to logs in that way is still very interesting.
Is there any chance to see some progress on this issue?
That would be very helpful.

[ajpaon]

Hi, any update on this? Is there a workaround available?

[davep3rrett]

Any update here? This would be a really useful command. Thanks!

[yasselpiloto]

this is really helpful and standard in other CI systems like Concourse CI ...
using this in the mean while

buildNumber=<build number>
organization=<organization>

# Get Azure Subscription ID
subscriptionId=$(az account show --query id -o tsv)

# Get Azure Access Token to authorize HTTP requests
azureAccessToken=$(az account get-access-token --query accessToken -o tsv)

curl -sL \
    -H "authorization: bearer $azureAccessToken" \
    -H "content-type: application/json" \
    "https://$organization.visualstudio.com/$subscriptionId/_apis/build/builds/$buildNumber/logs" | jq '.value[].url'