verbose does not print the instruments command

[otusweb]

I'm trying to debug why broken won't work when run from jenkins and i would need to see the command that is launching instruments so that i can check that it is correct.

--verbose option unfortunately does not do this.

Is there a quick way for me to see this in the meantime?

Thanks, olivier

[listrophy]

I'm on my iPhone, so I'll give it a shot without my laptop:

Run vim $(bundle show bwoken)/lib/bwoken/script.rb and on the final line of the def cmd function, directly after the vertical pipe, put: .tap{|c| puts c}

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On Dec 11, 2013, at 18:30, otusweb notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm trying to debug why broken won't work when run from jenkins and i would need to see the command that is launching instruments so that i can check that it is correct.

--verbose option unfortunately does not do this.

Is there a quick way for me to see this in the meantime?

Thanks, olivier

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[otusweb]

Thanks for the command. While this one specifically did not work (i might have missed something in the instructions), changing this:

def cmd
      %Q|"#{File.expand_path('../../../bin', __FILE__)}/unix_instruments.sh" \
        #{device_flag} \
        -D "#{self.class.trace_file_path}" \
        -t "#{Bwoken.path_to_automation_template}" \
        "#{app_dir}" \
        #{env_variables_for_cli}|
    end

to this:

    def cmd
      c = %Q|"#{File.expand_path('../../../bin', __FILE__)}/unix_instruments.sh" \
        #{device_flag} \
        -D "#{self.class.trace_file_path}" \
        -t "#{Bwoken.path_to_automation_template}" \
        "#{app_dir}" \
        #{env_variables_for_cli}|
      puts c
      c
    end

did work.

[dblock]

This is implemented in #55.

[listrophy]

Closing since this functionality will work once #55 is pulled in (slated for v2.1.0).