[JENKINS-27931] Allow to configure the number of bytes to keep from stdout/stderr #17
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This looks promising, I was just looking for something like this. @starch could you rebase this again to resolve the merge conflicts? It would be great if a maintainer could review it also. |
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Just rebased (sorry for the delay). |
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if you / or someone else rebases this against current master I can take a look. |
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This patch allows to configure the maximum desired size to keep from stdout/stderr on tests.
By default the value of 1Kb (for succeeding test) and 100Kb (for failing test) are kept.
Setting a value of -1 will keep all output, 0 will keep nothing, X will truncate to X bytes, provided that keepLongStdio is false. On fact my personal preference goes to keep none for succeeding tests, and keep all for failing ones.