When running terraspace in a pipeline (especially on ephemeral runners), it is not feasible to tail logs in the same execution. This means that pipeline logs are incomplete, and developers have no way to be sure of the status of the build until success or failure. In many cases, the error logs from terraspace up are also incomplete without the ability to run terraspace logs.
Running terraspace all up --yes --logs should tail all log output to stdout for visibility.
Summary
When running terraspace in a pipeline (especially on ephemeral runners), it is not feasible to tail logs in the same execution. This means that pipeline logs are incomplete, and developers have no way to be sure of the status of the build until success or failure. In many cases, the error logs from
terraspace upare also incomplete without the ability to runterraspace logs.Running
terraspace all up --yes --logsshould tail all log output to stdout for visibility.