Provide log statements for SCSS cache #23490
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Signed-off-by: Morris Jobke <hey@morrisjobke.de>
This was referenced Oct 15, 2020
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🤖 beep boop beep 🤖 Here are the logs for the failed build: Status of 34197: failuremariadb10.1-php7.3
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skjnldsv
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juliusknorr
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Okay - let's get this in and backport it. Then we can maybe finally find the issues that happen around this. |
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/backport to stable20 |
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/backport to stable19 |
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/backport to stable18 |
This was referenced Oct 16, 2020
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This is part of the debugging session around the SCSS cache. I wonder if we should include this in the normal release so that the behavior could be easily analyzed or if we should just have it on an instance that should be debugged and then fix those issues.
At least the refined logs I would keep.
Part of a series: #23488 and #23478