Logs - replace forward slash (/) with underscore #268
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FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'logs/processes/Group_add/remove_a_member_<host>_200307_134140.log'
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Nice catch! Thanks a lot! |
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Mar 7, 2020
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@autogun hmm, I had wrong tests, now they are failing because of wrongly expected name |
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@bugy IMHO, back & forward slashes should be avoided when it comes to naming conventions. See if agree to the test fix :) |
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@autogun ye, it's better to avoid slashes. Don't know why I used it for the test :) |
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Hi,
I was playing with script-server for the first time today and noticed you cannot use '/' in the script name as it breaks the logging on the filesystem due to... well, obvious reasons :-)
There might be a better approach to do this as more chars may break this.
For your consideration