[Buildbot-devel] show hidden/all build steps in web views?

[Stephan Koledin]

I certainly don't mind scratching my own itch, just like to check first 
to make sure no one's already been there :-)

By the way, sorry for the lack of contributions from me the past few 
months. You all have been great and really helpful. Buildbot is a really 
great and flexible tool with a solid architecture.

It's a little tricky with my employer, but I'm hoping to put a package 
together of my various tweaks, hacks, and updates/enhancements to feed 
back in case they're useful to anyone. It's easier if I find a good 
point to package everything up at once for approval -- hopefully that 
point will be approaching soon.

Thanks.
-Stephan

On 5/10/2013 1:18 PM, Jared Grubb wrote:
> No, I dont think you can force them to show.
>
> I think adding that ability (maybe via a URL argument?) would be a great
> enhancement and probably not much work. I dont suppose I could bribe you
> to give it a shot? :)
>
> Jared
>
> On May 10, 2013, at 9:29, Stephan Koledin <skoledin at gmail.com
> <mailto:skoledin at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>> Hi All-
>>
>> I've searched around a bit, sorry in advance if this is obvious and I've
>> missed it.
>>
>> I have some builds with a large number of steps that I generally hide
>> unless there's a failure/warning/etc. via something like the following
>> in the step setup/definition:
>>
>> hideStepIf=lambda results, s: results==SUCCESS
>>
>> Is there currently any url magic that can be used to show ALL steps,
>> even these hidden ones, for example when looking at a page like:
>> /builders/MyBuildName/builds/NN
>>
>> The ideal situation in my case is to normally hide steps that aren't
>> normally important, but also allow a developer to look back through with
>> a special url and see what exactly happened throughout an entire build
>> if a later step fails.
>>
>> Thanks.
>> -Stephan
>>
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