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Since some pipeline only runs on single system so it might be useful to turn the key to look for file name into a list so that it can target different number and name of log files for different pipelines.
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I put in a fix for controlling what file to parse for individual pipeline. it adds the -t for adding list of os keys and -f for adding list of corresponding file names to parse for a pipeline/Job and you use another -t and -f to do this for another one. Here is an example where you only want to monitor Mac in build_packages_from_branch and all in main_nightly_deployment_prototype
Note that unlike normal command-line application the order which the -t and -f flags are added is important as they correspond to the position of pipeline in -p argument
Since some pipeline only runs on single system so it might be useful to turn the key to look for file name into a list so that it can target different number and name of log files for different pipelines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: