Currently when running ie the log file ie.log is generated always irrespective of end result. This works great while user is adding support for ie in a new document but not that useful if we know the execution will be successful. Perhaps it would make sense to only write ie.log in case the execution fails, or user explicitly requests by a flag like --log-file.
→ ie execute tutorial.md
Welcome to the innovation Engine Tutorial
1. Running simple bash commands
✔ export VAR="Hello World"
✔ echo $VAR
Hello World
2. Test Code block with expected output
✔ echo "Hello \
world"
Hello world
3. Test Code block matches expected regex
✔ echo "Foo Bar"
Foo Bar
→ ls -la | grep ie.log
-rw-rw-r-- 1 qasim qasim 2331 Dez 6 16:16 ie.log
Currently when running
iethe log fileie.logis generated always irrespective of end result. This works great while user is adding support foriein a new document but not that useful if we know the execution will be successful. Perhaps it would make sense to only writeie.login case the execution fails, or user explicitly requests by a flag like--log-file.