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The problem is, if my -n value is too small I may silently miss test failures in my -since range. Also, without doing a bit of digging it's not easy to see how far back fetchlogs results go.
A nice solution to this problem would be to add a -since flag to fetchlogs, telling it to keep searching dashboards until it finds a build where both the repo revision date and go revision date are too old.
When searching for test faillures, my workflow is as follows:
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The problem is, if my
-n
value is too small I may silently miss test failures in my-since
range. Also, without doing a bit of digging it's not easy to see how far backfetchlogs
results go.A nice solution to this problem would be to add a
-since
flag tofetchlogs
, telling it to keep searching dashboards until it finds a build where both the repo revision date and go revision date are too old.CC @bcmills
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