Update stockout check to account for logging delay#1908
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The failure on PR-test-hpc-slurm-chromeremotedesktop shows the fix (so not an actual issue with this PR). |
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There's a slight delay with logging that means that we won't necessarily see stockout messages immediately after an integration test fails. To account for this, I've adjusted the stockout check to wait until we get some content back in stdout from the logging command. This also required a
failed_when: falseas we're just checking for logs, nothing is actually failing if we don't find any stockout issues.I've also updated the label to be the generated command, so we can debug if any issues come up with the stockout check, in the future.