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During testing of my code, I'm generating a lot of logs. This makes tailing the logs longer and longer so I'd like to have a way of flushing the logs to keep things cleaner.
Furthermore, if the logs accrue somewhere, how do they get expired?
Context
The only way that occurs to me that I can flush the logs is to undeploy and redeploy but the logs continue to exist.
Expected Behavior
I would expect undeploying and redeploying to then result in tail displaying no logs.
Actual Behavior
I continue to see all the previous logs.
Steps to Reproduce
Deploy an app
Tail the logs, generating some log data if necessary
Undeploy the app
Redeploy the app
Tail the logs again - the previous log data is there
Your Environment
Zappa version used: 0.52.0
Operating System and Python version: Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS, Python 3.8.5
This is part question and part bug report.
During testing of my code, I'm generating a lot of logs. This makes tailing the logs longer and longer so I'd like to have a way of flushing the logs to keep things cleaner.
Furthermore, if the logs accrue somewhere, how do they get expired?
Context
The only way that occurs to me that I can flush the logs is to undeploy and redeploy but the logs continue to exist.
Expected Behavior
I would expect undeploying and redeploying to then result in
tail
displaying no logs.Actual Behavior
I continue to see all the previous logs.
Steps to Reproduce
Your Environment
pip freeze
:zappa_settings.json
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