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download-jenkins-logs
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A CLI to download all logs from a Jenkins server for offline analysis
Sometimes you want to analyze all of the logs in your Jenkins server with your favorite Linux CLI text seraching tools. Here is a CLI for downloading Jenkins logs for all builds in a server into a directory for easy analysis.
To run the downlaoder, just tell it how to access your Jenkins server and where to put the logs:
$ download-jenkins-logs -u $JENKINS_USERNAME -p $JENKINS_PASSWORD -U $JENKINS_URL -t jenkins-logs
Alternatively, the Jenkins connection information can be pulled from environment variables:
$ export JENKINS_USERNAME=<your-username>
$ export JENKINS_PASSWORD=<your-password>
$ export JENKINS_URL=https://<your-jenkins-server>.com
$ download-jenkins-logs
When the -t
option is missing, it will default the jenkins-logs
directory.
Assuming you have node installed, you can install this tool with:
$ npm install -g download-jenkins-logs
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A CLI to download all logs from a Jenkins server for offline analysis
The npm package download-jenkins-logs receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, download-jenkins-logs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that download-jenkins-logs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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