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I have noticed that in the build logs for Unity builds, the "Command line arguments" and "Initialize mono" sections of the log automatically get put into service message blocks (see images below). I know that we can create our own blocks by using blockOpened and blockClosed service messages, however I don't understand how these Unity logs are in their own blocks - is there some kind of log post processing which can put messages into groups?
Cheers,
Andy
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This plugin parses stdout from Unity and then adds its own TeamCity Service Messages when various string patterns are matched. The code for handling this as well as the various block classes can be found in src/main/kotlin/jetbrains/buildServer/unity/logging
A useful feature request might be to include the ability for custom blocks using the line status file that could take a regex to match the start and a regex to match the end.
Hi,
I have noticed that in the build logs for Unity builds, the "Command line arguments" and "Initialize mono" sections of the log automatically get put into service message blocks (see images below). I know that we can create our own blocks by using
blockOpened
andblockClosed
service messages, however I don't understand how these Unity logs are in their own blocks - is there some kind of log post processing which can put messages into groups?Cheers,
Andy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: