No config files found

[WhtCmiss]

Hi, I use basic_pipeline testcase to test, but have some problem. I start a daemon and test basic_pipeline case, The error is

logstash-filter-verifier: error: failed to teardown connection: rpc error: code = Unknown desc = destroy of session failed: no valid session found for id "qGdbapZk", root cause: rpc error: code = Unknown desc = timed out while waiting for state: ready_for_test

and in the logstash logs, the info is

{"level":"INFO","loggerName":"logstash.config.source.local.configpathloader","timeMillis":1638342846765,"thread":"SIGHUP handler","logEvent":{"message":"No config files found in path","path":"/tmp/lfv-267311476/session/qGdbapZk/sut/root/logstash/main/**/*.cfg"}}

and after the error, a new instance will be created

/tmp/lfv-267311476/session # ls /tmp/lfv-267311476/logstash-instance/
1ck57emS/ PKWZW02i/ Q74GO7V0/

The version i use is v2.0.0-beta.2

[magnusbaeck]

Where are your configuration files? What's in basic_pipeline.yml?

[WhtCmiss]

Hi, The directory is /root/logstash The files in directory is

~/logstash # ls

basic_pipeline/ basic_pipeline.yml logstash-config/ logstash-filter-verifier* main/ testcase/ testcase1.json test.cfg test.yml

The info of basic_pipeline.yml is

• pipeline.id: main path.config: "/root/logstash/main/*/.cfg"

The file in main is

~/logstash # ls main
cfg/  main.cfg

The file in basic_pipeline is

 ~/logstash # ls basic_pipeline
testcase1.json

The start command is

~/logstash # ./logstash-filter-verifier daemon run --pipeline basic_pipeline.yml --pipeline-base main --testcase-dir basic_pipeline --add-missing-id --debug

when the process is running, a session directory will be created

/tmp/lfv-037729118/session # ls
663ECFMN/

Thank you

[WhtCmiss]

Where are your configuration files? What's in basic_pipeline.yml?

Hi , I download the all testdata directory and test again and the process run success, So,the error mabe the config file has some problem. Thank you very much. But, if the process run error, a new instance will be created, if it's a problem, it must have a check.