ci: Avoid too large inline test logs in QEMU/KVM integration test #99
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Some roles produce ansible/test logs which are too large to sensibly/comfortably view in the main workflow log view. Show only the interesting failures there (the lines around `fatal:`) and upload the full logs as artifact.
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Applied to firewall in linux-system-roles/firewall#260 for a real-life test run. |
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Also pushed to linux-system-roles/storage#518 |
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Some roles produce ansible/test logs which are too large to sensibly/comfortably view in the main workflow log view. Show only the interesting failures there (the lines around
fatal:) and upload the full logs as artifact.I originally tested this only against the sudo and cockpit rules, both of which produce relatively small test logs. But it's already unwieldy on firewall, and on storage it's completely unusable.