Maintain cth_log_redirect default in CT runs #2788
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By default, common test should be redirecting log output via the cth_log_redirect hook. However, whenever we override the values to enable the stuff in cth_readable, we take that log redirection away. This restores it so it is the same, so long as the user does not specify their own log values in it, which keeps the override/removal as-is.
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current CI is failing because github actions seems to be having issues https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/pr3498h3qkfy |
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This branch seems to work very well! 👍 I also tried adding |
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By default, common test should be redirecting log output via the cth_log_redirect hook. However, whenever we override the values to enable the stuff in cth_readable, we take that log redirection away.
This restores it so it is the same, so long as the user does not specify their own log values in it, which keeps the override/removal as-is.