Append timestamp to stdout and stderr logs and config flags #333
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Is there a status on this PR? Looks like there was an issue with Travis. Would like to use this feature. |
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I think travis issue was with python version |
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Looking at supervisor's Travis, it looks like it doesn't run on python2.5 any more. (And moreover, it's running diff versions through tox.) I admit I'm new to the Travis stuff. Could this commit be rebased on top of origin/master, a new PR opened, and have that trigger what looks like are new Travis settings? I can try this out on my own branch if you're not set up for this. |
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Thanks - I'll do that today. |
The current release version of Supervisor is 3.0. It supports Python 2.4+ but not Python 3. On the 3.0 branch, we can't test all the Pythons we support on Travis and Tox, but we do what those tools support. The master branch will become Supervisor 4.0. It will support Python 2.6+ and 3.2+. Most of the recent work on Supervisor has been towards Python 3 compatibility.
On the master branch, Tox and Travis should be testing the same versions, and we are even running Tox inside Travis to do it. New code needs to run on 2.6+ and 3.2+. |
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@nirmalc Thanks for this patch. It's important for us to add test coverage for any new features we add. If you would be willing to write some tests for this, we would consider it for inclusion. We might want to call this option "prepend" since it does not append. |
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Thanks - I wil work on tests as well and change name as suggested. |
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thx |
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I'm going to close this due to inactivity. |
Append timestamp to stdout and stderr logs and config flagsthis uses 'asctime' internal - dict value to append timestamp to stdout , stderr logs.
%s_append_timestamp enables/disables this feature per process.