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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Jenkins 2.107.3
Log File Checker plug in version : 1.4
node('master'){
wrap([$class: 'LogfilesizecheckerWrapper', 'maxLogSize': 1, 'failBuild': true, 'setOwn': true])
stage("print"){
while(true)
}
}
This script not get aborted by the LofileChecker even after reached more than 1mb of log.
[JENKINS-55421] Log File checker not aborting the pipeline even the size exceeds the limit
Mohamed Nazeer Mohamed Ibrahim
created issue -
Mohamed Nazeer Mohamed Ibrahim
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
node('master'){ wrap([$class: 'LogfilesizecheckerWrapper', 'maxLogSize': 1, 'failBuild': true, 'setOwn': true]) { echo "do stuff" } stage("print"){ while(true){ sh 'echo "Test"' } } } This script not get aborting by the LofileChecker even after reached more than 1mb of log. |
New:
node('master'){ wrap([$class: 'LogfilesizecheckerWrapper', 'maxLogSize': 1, 'failBuild': true, 'setOwn': true]) { echo "do stuff" } stage("print"){ while(true) { sh 'echo "Test"' } } } This script not get aborted by the LofileChecker even after reached more than 1mb of log. |
Vladimir Eremeev
made changes -
| Comment |
[ I'm observing the same issue.
Log size limit set to 100Mb in global settings. Log of some failing freestyle job exceeds 1Gb, and the job is not aborted. Jenkins version 2.249.3 Plugin version 1.4 ] |
sodul I agree that this plugin is not maintained. The last commit to the plugin repository was 5 years ago. The last release was 5 years ago. The minimum Jenkins version required is 1.642.3, a version from 8 years ago. If you need the plugin, then you could adopt the plugin, modernize the plugin, fix this issue, and release a new version.
markewaite unfortunately I'm not much of a java developer, so my ability to fix the plugin is very limited. Can the plugin be marked as being abandoned or up for adoption as a hint for folks that might want to try it?
We rely on the maintainers of a plugin and those interested in a plugin to mark it as "up for adoption". I wasn't much of a Java developer until I started working on Jenkins plugins. I'm still not much of a Java developer, but determined enough
We have installed this plugin and are still seeing logs that are more than 10x the limit we set. It seems this plugin is not working and is no longer maintained unfortunately.