Closed petercseh closed 3 years ago
when you start your script with "set -x", the shell can prints the commands. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36273665/what-does-set-x-do @petercseh can you use it?
Not really.
If my before_script is inline, for example:
- mkdir -p /my/test/folder
then I'd like to see the exact command logged on my screen.
Executing before_script: "mkdir -p /my/test/folder"
If my before_script contains calls for external my-script.sh files, then I want to see which files were called.
Executing before_script: my-script.sh
Or something similar.
I would find it very helpful if I could read any form of logging of my commands declared in poco.yml before_script part.
Right now I have no idea if they were executed or not at all. Did all of them complete correctly?
I wish to see the declared command logged on my terminal for clarity.