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action: move and inline LogStart() further up #380
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@evelikov Can you please rebase onto latest main? I tried myself but cannot push to your fork. |
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Do you have maintainer access? The Either way - rebase pushed. Tests are failing badly here (even against main), so it'll leave it to Github to check if I haven't broken anything. |
Yes - as spoken about many times I am a maintainer of this project ;-)
Thanks - curious to see which tests pass as GitHub says |
In case you're curious here's the go test log
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Right, seems like you're just missing |
The MR was approved a week ago, yet didn't land for no obvious reason. Is there anything else I can do to move this forward? |
Happy 11 month anniversary :-P Humble poke? |
What can I do to get this, or variant thereof, merged? Maintainers have access to the branch so feel free to rebase/polish as needed. |
@evelikov This needs rebasing. |
Feel free to give it a try - you have access to the branch. |
@evelikov I have rebased your branch and solved the conflicts. I cannot access your fork. Here's the git log:
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This is trying to create a new branch in my repo, instead of updating the existing branch. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/74631110 for step-by-step guide. |
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FTR, |
Currently each action starts with LogStart(), adding some annoying duplication. In addition we have a LogStart(), whereas there's no end/stop equivalent. Instead add the on-line log.Print() wihtin the debos action loop, just prior to calling Run(). The same file deals with all the other pretty logging. v2: Drop pacman/pacstrap hunks Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <[email protected]>
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Currently each action starts with LogStart(), adding some annoying duplication. In addition we have a LogStart(), whereas there's no end/stop equivalent.
Instead add the on-line log.Print() wihtin the debos action loop, just prior to calling Run(). The same file deals with all the other pretty logging.
NOTE: this conflicts trivially with #377