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I'm happy to have a go at doing this but before I spend time I'd like to check if a PR would be accepted.
When i read the action logs sometimes i want to look at the emulator logs and sometimes i want to look at my scripts logs. Grouping these in to a few sections would let me only pop-open the appropriate sections in the logs depending on what i want to see.
> Grouped logs containing options used
> Grouped logs from installing SDK
> Grouped logs from launching emulator
> Grouped logs from running script
> Grouped logs for teardown
I'd possibly also welcome this format, which focuses on the script that is run.
> Grouped logs containing options used
> Grouped logs from installing SDK
> Grouped logs from launching emulator
All logs from running script
Because that's what we're here for
So keep logging them in full
> Grouped logs for teardown
Not grouping the script logs would allow end users who want the script to be grouped to do that themselves with their own GHA commands at the start/end of their script.
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I'm happy to have a go at doing this but before I spend time I'd like to check if a PR would be accepted.
When i read the action logs sometimes i want to look at the emulator logs and sometimes i want to look at my scripts logs. Grouping these in to a few sections would let me only pop-open the appropriate sections in the logs depending on what i want to see.
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-commands-for-github-actions#grouping-log-lines
I was thinking some format along the lines of
I'd possibly also welcome this format, which focuses on the script that is run.
Not grouping the script logs would allow end users who want the script to be grouped to do that themselves with their own GHA commands at the start/end of their script.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: