Author: nickboldt Date: 2010-06-25 15:05:58 -0400 (Fri, 25 Jun 2010) New Revision: 23052 Modified: trunk/build/publish.sh Log: use sed instead of grep so that we always return 0 Modified: trunk/build/publish.sh =================================================================== --- trunk/build/publish.sh 2010-06-25 18:18:21 UTC (rev 23051) +++ trunk/build/publish.sh 2010-06-25 19:05:58 UTC (rev 23052) @@ -57,8 +57,8 @@ # get full build log and filter out Maven test failures wget -q http://hudson.qa.jboss.com/hudson/job/${JOB_NAME}/${BUILD_NUMBER}/console... -O ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt -cat ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt | grep -A9 "<<< FAI" | grep -A9 "LURE" > ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/fail_log.txt -cat ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt | grep -A9 "<<< ERR" | grep -A9 "ROR" > ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/errorlog.txt +sed -ne "/<<< FAI/,9 p" -ne "/LURE/,9 p" ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt | uniq > ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/fail_log.txt +sed -ne "/<<< ERR/,9 p" -ne "/ROR/,9 p" ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt | uniq > ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/errorlog.txt rsync -arzq ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/buildlog.txt $DESTINATION/${JOB_NAME}/ rsync -arzq ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/fail_log.txt $DESTINATION/${JOB_NAME}/ rsync -arzq ${WORKSPACE}/site/${JOB_NAME}/errorlog.txt $DESTINATION/${JOB_NAME}/