Hey,
Yesterday a kernel message was printed during a LAVA Signal. Lava therefore got a test named '0-mytest-cutoff[', the [ being the beginning of the timestamp of a kernel message. Afterwards several web views like the result overview were broken due to some filter not being able to deal with '0-mytest-cutoff['. We fixed this by taking lava offline and doing a search&replace on the database to rename the test.
It seems to be the default to have the full kernel log on the LAVA serial output. Is this an expected behaviour and is there a good way to prevent those issues?
Best regards, Olli
Hello,
Le jeu. 23 sept. 2021 à 09:29, Westermann, Oliver < Oliver.Westermann@cognex.com> a écrit :
Hey,
Yesterday a kernel message was printed during a LAVA Signal. Lava therefore got a test named '0-mytest-cutoff[', the [ being the beginning of the timestamp of a kernel message. Afterwards several web views like the result overview were broken due to some filter not being able to deal with '0-mytest-cutoff['. We fixed this by taking lava offline and doing a search&replace on the database to rename the test.
It seems to be the default to have the full kernel log on the LAVA serial output. Is this an expected behaviour and is there a good way to prevent those issues?
You can send the test shell output to kmsg, which will prevent such corruption. See
https://validation.linaro.org/static/docs/v2/test-repositories.html#using-ke...
Rgds
Best regards, Olli
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