Using the CLI, you can view all output of spinning up the environments for your track, as well as the output of the check
, cleanup
and setup
scripts.
This is the output of the instruqt track logs
command:
$ instruqt track logs==> Tailing logs for track my-track2018/09/14 11:13:17 INFO: h84attob7rnw-8c64aa11957d79c2c40f3fb1b9d1096a: - module.core2018/09/14 11:13:17 INFO: h84attob7rnw-8c64aa11957d79c2c40f3fb1b9d1096a: Initializing the backend......
This command will tail the logs until you cancel it (ctrl-c).
You can run this command from the folder where your track.yml
is, or you can pass --organization
and --slug
flags to specify for which track you want to see the logs.