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Context: App developers would appreciate a way to (feel like they are) SSH-ing in to a Sandstorm grain, while it is running, so they can poke around and figure out what is going on.
Summary: spk dev should have a way to disable tracing. I'm filing this against the sandstorm repo since I believe it would take some kind of change for spk or sandstorm to make this work.
Steps to reproduce
Run vagrant-spk dev
Create a grain
Use the following commands to gain shell access to the grain:
This should go along with an spk sh command (or something) that rendezvous with spk dev, tells it to disable tracking temporarily, then runs a shell in the namespace. After exiting, it tells spk dev to resume tracking.
Context: App developers would appreciate a way to (feel like they are) SSH-ing in to a Sandstorm grain, while it is running, so they can poke around and figure out what is going on.
Summary:
spk dev
should have a way to disable tracing. I'm filing this against thesandstorm
repo since I believe it would take some kind of change forspk
orsandstorm
to make this work.Steps to reproduce
vagrant-spk dev
Expected results
Operations performed during the
nsenter
do not not modifysandstorm-files.list
since it is intended for debug use.Actual results
Doing this results in a bigger
sandstorm-files.list
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