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Fixup debug line to target regular files and print file name #762

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Fixup debug line to target regular files and print file name #762

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25 changes: 23 additions & 2 deletions travis-ci.sh
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Expand Up @@ -30,8 +30,29 @@ if [ $e2eCode -ne 0 ]; then
./sonobuoy status
./sonobuoy logs
mkdir results; tar xzf $outFile -C results
find results
find results/plugins -exec cat {} \;

echo "Full contents of tarball:"
find results

echo "Printing data on the following files:"
find results/plugins -type f
find results/plugins -type f \
-exec echo Printing file info and contents of {} \; \
-exec ls -lah {} \; \
-exec cat {} \; \
-exec echo \; \
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And you could echo \n directly here using echo -e "\n\n"

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Seemed like 6 on one hand, half a dozen on the other.

I wasn't sure if the -e flag was as cross-platform supported. If you know one way or the other I'd be curious.

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Sorry, I don't know :( In that case, probably just best to leave it as is.

-exec echo \;
echo "[Exit code of find was: $?]"

echo "Printing data on the following files:"
find results/podlogs -type f
find results/podlogs -type f \
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FYI I also added the podlogs since those can be vital for debugging.

-exec echo Printing file info and contents of {} \; \
-exec ls -lah {} \; \
-exec cat {} \; \
-exec echo \; \
-exec echo \;
echo "[Exit code of find was: $?]"
exit $e2eCode
fi

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