'Plain' console output

[Rob Fletcher]

Hi

Is there a way to tell Gradle to generate plain console output? I'm running a build on Travis CI and due to the limitations of Travis's logging it's very hard to see the wood for the trees. For example: http://travis-ci.org/#!/robfletcher/betamax/builds/2527439 I have a couple of failing tests there but it's pretty hard to pick them out from all the noise generated by the download & test running updates.

Thanks,
Rob

[Luke Daley]

Post by Rob Fletcher
Hi
Is there a way to tell Gradle to generate plain console output?

There's currently not.

Post by Rob Fletcher
I'm running a build on Travis CI and due to the limitations of Travis's logging it's very hard to see the wood for the trees. For example: http://travis-ci.org/#!/robfletcher/betamax/builds/2527439 I have a couple of failing tests there but it's pretty hard to pick them out from all the noise generated by the download & test running updates.

Can you add some trace to your build to report on what the value of the TERM env var is please.

[Rob Fletcher]

It reports $TERM as just `xterm`
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Rob Fletcher

Post by Luke Daley

Post by Rob Fletcher
Hi
Is there a way to tell Gradle to generate plain console output?

There's currently not.

Post by Rob Fletcher
I'm running a build on Travis CI and due to the limitations of Travis's logging it's very hard to see the wood for the trees. For example: http://travis-ci.org/#!/robfletcher/betamax/builds/2527439 I have a couple of failing tests there but it's pretty hard to pick them out from all the noise generated by the download & test running updates.

Can you add some trace to your build to report on what the value of the TERM env var is please.
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[Luke Daley]

@Adam: any idea on what's going on here?

Is Travis wrong to advertise this as the TERM?

Post by Rob Fletcher
It reports $TERM as just `xterm`
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Rob Fletcher

Post by Luke Daley

Post by Rob Fletcher
Hi
Is there a way to tell Gradle to generate plain console output?

There's currently not.

Post by Rob Fletcher
I'm running a build on Travis CI and due to the limitations of Travis's logging it's very hard to see the wood for the trees. For example: http://travis-ci.org/#!/robfletcher/betamax/builds/2527439 I have a couple of failing tests there but it's pretty hard to pick them out from all the noise generated by the download & test running updates.

Can you add some trace to your build to report on what the value of the TERM env var is please.

[Adam Murdoch]

Post by Luke Daley
@Adam: any idea on what's going on here?
Is Travis wrong to advertise this as the TERM?

Maybe. Or our terminal detection is broken.

@Rob, can you add some trace to your build script to see if java.io.Console is available, to see if Java thinks the process is attached to a terminal? You might also try using a recent nightly build, as we made some changes to the terminal detection.

Post by Luke Daley

Post by Rob Fletcher
It reports $TERM as just `xterm`
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Rob Fletcher

Post by Luke Daley

Post by Rob Fletcher
Hi
Is there a way to tell Gradle to generate plain console output?

There's currently not.

Post by Rob Fletcher
I'm running a build on Travis CI and due to the limitations of Travis's logging it's very hard to see the wood for the trees. For example: http://travis-ci.org/#!/robfletcher/betamax/builds/2527439 I have a couple of failing tests there but it's pretty hard to pick them out from all the noise generated by the download & test running updates.

Can you add some trace to your build to report on what the value of the TERM env var is please.

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Luke Daley
Principal Engineer, Gradleware
http://gradleware.com
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[mmartynas]

Hi,

I still get overwhelming flow of output messages when gradle is downloading
dependencies. I am using gradle 1.6.

I tried to check if System.console() returns something in java tests ran by
gradle and in java executables ran by travis. It seems that test code does
not see console but java code ran from travis does see console object.

You can find this test build output here:
https://travis-ci.org/2m/gradle-travis-test/builds/8579228





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[Luke Daley]

Post by mmartynas
Hi,
I still get overwhelming flow of output messages when gradle is downloading
dependencies. I am using gradle 1.6.
I tried to check if System.console() returns something in java tests ran by
gradle and in java executables ran by travis. It seems that test code does
not see console but java code ran from travis does see console object.
https://travis-ci.org/2m/gradle-travis-test/builds/8579228

This is a bug with Travis. It's incorrectly declaring itself an ANSI capable terminal when it isn't.