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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
In our testing we often have fairly large execution log files created.
Currently we can see the "tail" of a log file (default view) and also download
the full log via hudson. However, we need to be able to look up the settings
from the beginning of the execution file. Since our output file is big, it
takes a very long time for firefox to download it, and on rare occasions it
crashes the browser.
It would be great, to have an ability to see the beginning of the file (e.g. as
much of it, as we see of the end of it by default).
- relates to
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JENKINS-17406 More scalable log viewer control
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- Open
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Tip: if you use the NetBeans IDE and register the server, you can get the
complete console from a running or finished build in the Output Window. This can
handle large blocks of text more easily than a web browser, and displays what it
gets incrementally (you can stop downloading whenever you like).
Another option for Unix users is
wget $hudson/job/$jobname/$build/consoleText | head -1000
or pipe to fgrep etc.