output to `new-only` in dev and `full` in CI #7199

BrianHicks · 2024-01-31T21:23:41Z

BrianHicks
Jan 31, 2024

I'd like to change our outputMode for all jobs to new-only in dev. I think it's a better default because it gives the developers I'm serving a better idea of the cache boosts they're getting, and gives me a better idea about where I'm getting cache misses or hits that I wasn't expecting.

Problem is, I'd still like to have the full logs in CI to be able to debug problems easily. Is there some environment variable, maybe, that I can set to change the log level for all turbo invocations?

Answered by anthonyshew

Feb 1, 2024

Is there some environment variable?

There isn't - but this sounds like it would be quite useful. If you want to write an RFC (or convert this Discussion to one), I think there's a good chance it would get a good discussion.

The way that I would probably do this today would be installing global turbo into your CI machine and then writing your desired turbo command there. So, for example:

// package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "quality": "turbo lint --output-logs=new-only"
  }
}

// Your CI file, something like .github/workflows/quality.yml
...
 run: turbo lint
 ...

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anthonyshew · 2024-02-01T22:15:52Z

anthonyshew
Feb 1, 2024
Maintainer

Is there some environment variable?

There isn't - but this sounds like it would be quite useful. If you want to write an RFC (or convert this Discussion to one), I think there's a good chance it would get a good discussion.

The way that I would probably do this today would be installing global turbo into your CI machine and then writing your desired turbo command there. So, for example:

// package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "quality": "turbo lint --output-logs=new-only"
  }
}

// Your CI file, something like .github/workflows/quality.yml
...
 run: turbo lint
 ...

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BrianHicks Feb 8, 2024
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I'll write an RFC for this. Thanks!

BrianHicks Feb 8, 2024
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