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  2. JENKINS-43788

multi-entry logging

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      Single error/stacktrace is not very useful. It would be more useful to bundle some logger with logging levels tied to log file.

      Use case: docker provisioning has multiple places with different logging information and it should be available/known before stacktrace, not only single stacktrace.  

          [JENKINS-43788] multi-entry logging

          Oliver Gondža added a comment -

          Please be more specific, I do not understand what the problem is.

          Oliver Gondža added a comment - Please be more specific, I do not understand what the problem is.

          Kanstantsin Shautsou added a comment -

          Or even save everything that was printed to slave listener.

          Problem is to see the full log of slave preparation and launch attempts. Slave removes and i want see this info in cloud-stats. Now it attaches only single stacktrace. WDYT about copying/duplicating slave listener?

          Kanstantsin Shautsou added a comment - Or even save everything that was printed to slave listener. Problem is to see the full log of slave preparation and launch attempts. Slave removes and i want see this info in cloud-stats. Now it attaches only single stacktrace. WDYT about copying/duplicating slave listener?

          Oliver Gondža added a comment -

          That would be desirable. Most clouds are putting that the info to some LOGGER or to TaskListener backed by stdout/err unfortunately. This can be implemented by PROVISION phase attachment that would work as LOGGER/TaskListener and dump all that into a file.

          Oliver Gondža added a comment - That would be desirable. Most clouds are putting that the info to some LOGGER or to TaskListener backed by stdout/err unfortunately. This can be implemented by PROVISION phase attachment that would work as LOGGER/TaskListener and dump all that into a file.

            olivergondza Oliver Gondža
            integer Kanstantsin Shautsou
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