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Print the version and (partial) runner id in a banner in the log when starting a job #18

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em- opened this issue Jan 26, 2023 · 1 comment

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em- commented Jan 26, 2023

The general purpose gitlab-runner nicely prints this when kicking a job:

Running with gitlab-runner 15.7.2 (0e7679e6)
  on here-goes-the-description gPGG42Bx

This is extremely useful to figure out where things went wrong in case of issues or even to ensure a new version got actually picked up when deploying an update.

Can lava-gitlab-runner be taught to do something similar? :)

@em- em- changed the title Print the version and runner id in a banner in the log when starting a job Print the version and (partial) runner id in a banner in the log when starting a job Jan 26, 2023
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Yeah that's something that was on my mental todo list that i didn't get time to write a ticket for; fwiw this might be something to do in the runner crate rather then in the lava-gitlab-runner (so it's consistent for all runners not just hte lava one)

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