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Error running performance demo with “—trace-log” parameter set #2205
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@usingtechnology — adding this to your list since this is related to what you are working on right now. Worst case you ask @ianco about it when you are talking with him. |
@swcurran I wonder if this is a timing issue ... the agents seem to all start up ok, but the errors are generated in the logging to the terminal |
Any idea what to do with it @ianco ? If the agents are starting up fine, but we are getting errors, do we just document that the errors should be ignored? Or do we have @usingtechnology dig into see what is up? I wondered if something other than just saying “—trace-log” is needed — e.g. is there an environment variable needed? Is this happening because of permissions about where ACA-Py is trying to put the log (e.g. the problem with docker creating the folder with root:root ownership so that a running ACA-Py can’t write to the file). The only reason I added this to @usingtechnology ’s list is because it is so close (I think!) to the tracing work he is doing. If that is not the case, we can remove it from his list. Advice welcome! :-) |
quick update. running against #2075 which brings in the mediation fix, but still encounter errors as above with will dig in and tackle this now. |
When running the performance demo with:
./run_demo performance -c 1 --mediation --timing --trace-log
Many errors were generated like the following. Likely to do with the
—trace-log
parameter as without that, the run works correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: