GitHub user dave-csc added a comment to the discussion: Catch the full (or
partial) log with "Workflow log" mechanism
Hi @bellumic,
I currently don't use Docker for my deployments, it would add a layer of
complexity without adding much value (since all the remaining resources -
files, database, REST API, etc. - must be "ported" into the container somehow).
My deployment server is actually a Git-based replica of the development client.
You probably want to check if you have configured Hop correctly to get the logs
saved. You need to configure a **Workflow log** metadata (in the Metadata
perspective), mine is configured as follows:
- the flag **Enabled** is on
- **Pipeline executed to capture logging**: use the full path of your logging
pipeline. You'll probably need to enter them from the Docker perspective (i.e.
the _right_ part of the `-v` flag), rather than the local perspective (the
_left_ part)
- check the flag **Execute at the end of the workflow**, uncheck the other two
(start and during): this is because you will get only the complete log at the
end, rather than a starter or incremental one
- **Capture output of the following workflows**: I set this to
`${PROJECT_HOME}/main.hwf`. This way you just need to name the main workflow
`main.hwf` in any of your projects (even new ones), and you'll get the logging
platform "for free"
Hope this helps :)
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/hop/discussions/4968#discussioncomment-12376538
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