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Hey,
in both sample files no config object is passed to TemplateMiner. This should cause TemplateMiner to fall back to the default .ini file. However, if you use the call from the readme python -m examples.drain_stdin_demo to call the examples, there is no drain3.ini in the current working directory ("main" directory) and thus no config file is used. This leads to the fact that the examples cannot be reproduced, since no masking templates are used.
I think the cleanest way would be to create config objects in the examples.
Output of the current version:
Hey,
in both sample files no config object is passed to TemplateMiner. This should cause TemplateMiner to fall back to the default .ini file. However, if you use the call from the readme
python -m examples.drain_stdin_demo
to call the examples, there is no drain3.ini in the current working directory ("main" directory) and thus no config file is used. This leads to the fact that the examples cannot be reproduced, since no masking templates are used.I think the cleanest way would be to create config objects in the examples.
Output of the current version:
Proposed fix (e.g. drain_stdin_demo.py Line 45):
Fixed Output:
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