so to access a fail for some sample failing healthcheck, someone needs to
have access to drogon
login to it
find folder
find most recent log file which would have asset in question listed
which is quite cumbersome. So, ideally we should have them committed to git and pushed directly here on github. The problem is that we can't keep history growing since then repo would grow too large too quickly. But I think we will be ok if we keep only the single state commit and rewrite it. So let's
while running a test on a file, create corresponding to the asset path folder (e.g. sub-YutaMouse57/sub-YutaMouse57_ses-YutaMouse57-161014_behavior+ecephys.nwb/
write under that folder stderr per test, e.g matnwb_nwbRead_errors.txt
if file ends up empty after run -- remove
when saving results from a run, commit changes to logs/ --ammend'ing prior commit, or pretty much can recreate that branch from scratch every time, just reusing the tree of prior state
force push logs/
In the README.md here, per each dandiset row, add there a convenience link to the logs, so row looks like
Prior ref:
So we do store the logs from each run combined across all assets, e.g.
so to access a fail for some sample failing healthcheck, someone needs to
which is quite cumbersome. So, ideally we should have them committed to git and pushed directly here on github. The problem is that we can't keep history growing since then repo would grow too large too quickly. But I think we will be ok if we keep only the single state commit and rewrite it. So let's
logs/
submodule (https://github.com/dandi/dandisets-healthstatus-logs repo, created now)sub-YutaMouse57/sub-YutaMouse57_ses-YutaMouse57-161014_behavior+ecephys.nwb/
matnwb_nwbRead_errors.txt
logs/
--ammend'ing prior commit, or pretty much can recreate that branch from scratch every time, just reusing the tree of prior statelogs/
In the README.md here, per each dandiset row, add there a convenience link to the logs, so row looks like
000019 [logs] | 30 passed, 1 failed, 0 timed out | 0 passed, 31 failed, 0 timed out | —
Ideally, if it is feasible, if we could as a comment in
results/
yaml files urls to logs, likethat would have been great, but I have not looked how feasible it is yet.