tilt-dev / tilt-dev/tilt

Different logging options for tilt ci logs

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Description

Describe the Feature You Want

Ability to have tilt ci log output for each stage to a file and save as an artefact

Current Behavior

tilt ci will just log to a console

Why Do You Want This?

We are using Tilt for our integration tests and system tests, and we love how we have a consistent build across developers working locally, as well as how the tests run in the CI. We have roughly ten apps, all of which are quite verbose in their logging. We find debugging within the pipeline quite challenging, and the logs are too large for GitLab, which often results in slow page loading. It would be great to have these logs saved in separate text files and be able to view them as an artefact as needed, or maybe even save them as an HTML page similar to how the local UI looks for even easier viewing

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Research direction

Start with the tilt ci command and its current console logging behavior. Clarify whether the feature should produce per-stage text artifacts, an HTML report, or configurable output before identifying the implementation and tests. Done means an agreed output design is implemented and verified for CI use.

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Assessment

Tech stack
go
Domain
ci-cd, cli
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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