Tryorama debug/info output making it impossible to review tests

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#1

Any way to suppress the noisy debug output?

I’m currently dumping the output to a file using nohup hc test > test.log just to find the test results.

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#3

Yes, provide logger: Config.logger({ type: "error" }) to the config but ensure you are on the right tryorama version @holochain/tryorama": "^0.3.2-dev.3 (most recent one).

Ref: https://github.com/milkyklim/into-pieces/tree/master/test

UPD: supported types:

const levels = { 
  error: 0,
  warn: 1,
  info: 2,
  http: 3,
  verbose: 4,
  debug: 5,
  silly: 6
};
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Try-o-rama logging
#4

Brilliant! Thanks for this

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#5

I tried this for my config and it doesn’t seem to work, still spits out all levels.

const mainConfig = Config.gen(
  {
    into_pieces: dnaFile 
  },
  {
    logger: Config.logger({ type: "error" })
  }
);
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#6

Did you set correct tryorama version? Should be @holochain/tryorama": "^0.3.2-dev.3 in package.json in test folder.

#7

It’s installed, the logger stuff is definitely there in the tryorama node_modules folder. I’m still getting the full debug output

#8

It even comes up in the conductor output:

☉☉☉ [[[CONDUCTOR alice]]]
☉ conductor: ...ui_bundles: [], ui_interfaces: [], logger: LoggerConfiguration { logger_level: "error", rules: LogRules { rules: [LogRu...
#9

I also followed these instructions but still see verbose logging output.

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#10

Do you get less output at least? Or does it stay absolutely the same?

If you think that something is wrong, it might be a good idea to re-open this issue.

#11

No, it’s still extremely verbose.

#12

For a small test, I have ~1310 lines of output without Config.logger({ type: "error" }), and ~330 lines with.
That’s better ! :slight_smile: But verbose anyway, and there is still a lot of debug logs from tryorama.

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#13

Okay it now seems to be working with "@holochain/tryorama": "^0.3.0-rc.3",

#14

That was already a huge step forward for me :smiley:

#15

I couldn’t get any of the above to work, but I’ve posted another work around here.

#16

Config.logger({ type: "error" }) doesn’t do much for me.
I looked into tryorama code and you actually need to set the TRYORAMA_LOG_LEVEL environment variable.
I had to do this before calling my test:
export TRYORAMA_LOG_LEVEL=info

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