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I always find myself wanting to see the output of all the commands to have a quick sight of everything. Besides, it would allow me to use Ctrl+F for example. I think it could be useful to to have an option for "Expand all commands" in the build details page.
Note that something similar could be achieved by clicking on "Raw log"; but staying on the same page with all the nice look and feel, seems to be a more attractive way of doing it. Besides, we are loosing all the context when clicking on "Raw log". On the build details page we also have very well delimited each of the commands with different colors, etc.
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I feel like this use case is maybe a symptom of doing support on project builds, and isn't regular usage of this UI. The raw log already does what you're looking for and doesn't add additional UI or feature duplication.
I always reference the raw log when I'm debugging deeply -- but again, I only do this when trying to support project builds for other users and also I know what I'm looking for.
For reference, neither CircleCI nor GitHub Actions have an expand all feature, but Actions have a raw log.
Making the raw log more user friendly is probably my preference:
I always find myself wanting to see the output of all the commands to have a quick sight of everything. Besides, it would allow me to use
Ctrl+F
for example. I think it could be useful to to have an option for "Expand all commands" in the build details page.Note that something similar could be achieved by clicking on "Raw log"; but staying on the same page with all the nice look and feel, seems to be a more attractive way of doing it. Besides, we are loosing all the context when clicking on "Raw log". On the build details page we also have very well delimited each of the commands with different colors, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: