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UX #875

Closed hannesm closed 11 months ago

hannesm commented 12 months ago

Dear Madam or Sir,

thank you very much for your kind service. I noticed that copy and pasting the log output introduces for each line another empty line, which is annoying.

Furthermore, loading a biggish log (such as https://ocaml.ci.dev/github/mirage/mirage-crypto/commit/d496d32fcfed713c2eb170f1c1109d032435578a/variant/macos-homebrew-4.14.1_arm64_opam-2.1) and scrolling there / searching for text requires a huge amount of CPU and memory (likely related to CSS and JS)... -- could there be a "raw console output" mode where I don't get the fancy line numbers and colors and interactions, but a fast and low resource usage output?

Thanks for reading,

Hannes

avsm commented 11 months ago

On a similar note, ocaml-ci was designed to support capnp-based queries. It would also be nice if the raw logs were available via a CLI call as well as the web. Something like

$ ocaml-ci log <jobid>

which would query the CI and just dump out the results.

tmcgilchrist commented 11 months ago

@avsm that functionality is still available. However it requires a cap file and we haven't worked out a good process for making those generally available as part of the ocaml-ci cli.

@hannesm we are working on an option for providing raw console output in the web UI.

benmandrew commented 11 months ago

@hannesm thank you for the feedback. I am not seeing the extra newlines on both Safari and Chrome on Mac, what browser and platform are you using?

hannesm commented 11 months ago

My browser is Firefox, platform is FreeBSD.

novemberkilo commented 11 months ago

Reopening until the raw logs output is also available.