Open kbr-scylla opened 2 weeks ago
the only problem with this one, is if the test was using this configuration, it wouldn't append to it as one might expect. we'll need to get it figured out, but regardless of that it would be useful option for jenkins pipelines
maybe we could introduce scylla_logger_settings
param?
This should be appendable to append_scylla_args
maybe we could introduce
scylla_logger_settings
param? This should be appendable toappend_scylla_args
logging is just an example, there could be more things one might want to enable from the command line, I don't think redefining all of them in SCT would be of much help.
we should make sure append_scylla_args
is mergeable, and can be define multiple times, like we recently fixed append_scylla_yaml
it's a bit more trick, since we'll need to flush out duplications (we have such code in ccm)
'mergable' will work on .yaml configs level (we should do it), but I don't see how it could work with jenkins where we pass params with env variables that override config.
pipeline_append_scylla_args
could be used to indicate we append to ones generated by params.
Sometimes it's useful to run SCT tests with additional parameters passed to Scylla -- for example, recently I asked @soyacz to reproduce certain failures while enabling higher-level logging for Raft by passing
--logger-log-level raft=trace:raft_topology=trace:group0_raft_sm=trace
to Scylla: https://github.com/scylladb/scylla-enterprise/issues/3820#issuecomment-2167699606, https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb/issues/18821#issuecomment-2165880053, IIUC @soyacz did it by modifying SCT on his fork and running the job with it.Perhaps a good investment would be to extend the regular Jenkins jobs we use with something like APPEND_SCYLLA_ARGS parameter, which would then be passed to Scylla.
This would allow e.g. choosing a different set of loggers for which we enable higher logging levels for debugging some tough issues, not necessarily related to Raft. Or generally change the Scylla configuration however we want for certain runs.