Hello everyone. I use GitHub Actions for deployment not through flyctl deploy... directly but with additional docker.builder with command flyctl console --dockerfile Dockerfile.builder --command "/srv/deploy.sh"... (as in docs for build secrets using)
The problem is that outputs too many “animated” logs:
Maybe command flyctl deploy has some parameter to display plain output? Similar to docker’s --progress=plain
Is this what you are looking for: feat: honor BUILDKIT_PROGRESS as like Docker by kzys · Pull Request #4249 · superfly/flyctl · GitHub ?
Usage would be via an environment variable, so:
BUILDKIT_PROGRESS=plain fly deploy
No, Docker logs looks good. This logs are from command fly deploy itself
Glancing at the source code, it’s basing the decision to animate or not on whether its stdin and stdout are TTYs.
I had good initial luck with the following, but it may be overkill…
$ set -o pipefail && fly deploy < /dev/null | tee