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Inside the improved CI logs management experience for multi-line commands

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Author
Romuald Atchadé
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894
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22
Language
English
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Summary

With the latest GitLab 16.7 release and GitLab Runner 16.7, a new feature has been introduced that enhances the CI/CD log experience for jobs with multi-line commands by enabling collapsible output sections in the job log. This feature, activated by the FF_SCRIPT_SECTIONS flag, allows users to view all executed commands in a collapsible format when using the Bash shell, aiding in debugging by displaying multi-line scripts more clearly in the log. Previously, multi-line commands were not fully visible in the log output, making it difficult to debug without referring back to the source pipeline file. While this feature currently supports only the Bash shell, future updates aim to extend compatibility to other shells, like Powershell, and include additional improvements, such as timestamps for each log line to track command durations. Users are advised that this information is subject to change and should not be used for purchasing or planning purposes, as the development and release of features remain at GitLab's discretion.

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