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• #Tortoisehg issue regex update

Also the 'all' label from the pipeline_stages is added but empty. Is it true that the in the find command is used the.

#Tortoisehg issue regex update

I need the email address to be able to update the 'reporter' field. I've used a regex validation tool () to validate the regex (we can see the labels from syslog (job, robot & role) as well as from relabel_config (app & host) are correctly added. According to this source: Asterisk ( ): it matches zero or more occurrences of the preceding character/regular expression: qwe will match the strings qe, qwe, qwwe but not the string qre. Screenshots, Promtail config, or terminal output Latest grafana/promtail:latest docker container I'd expect the regex pipeline stage to see the (same) log line whether it comes from a file or syslog. Maybe a specific 'source' must be set for regex but nothing found in the documentation.

Also tried to set label_structured_data to yes but nothing changes. There is even a specific example in this chapter that rolls back a commit if it doesn't contain a bug id. See chapter 10 in the HG book for a general desription of what hooks are and how they work: Handling repository events with hooks. It returns an array of information or null on a mismatch. But TortoiseHG is only a GUI for Mercurial, and in Mercurial, you can do stuff like that with hooks. Executes a search for a match in a string. This issue occurs randomly and works if you try later. Your issue is unrelated as this happens with working packages/manifests. I read what the PR bot was saying in the conversation and it turned out that I needed to add the publisher name to the ID in the YAML manifest file. The 'all' label is effectively added to the log line but is empty. Regular expressions are used with the RegExp methods test () and exec () and with the String methods match (), replace (), search (), and split (). I have managed to resolve the issue on my end. We use the latest grafana/promtail:latest docker container (re-pulled today).Ī sample config snipped with an ugly attempt to even get the whole log line into a label: Set Issue Regex to a regular expression with one or more capture groups Set Issue Link to a URL that references the capture group(s. The regex stage seems to see an 'empty log line'. In TortoiseHg Workbench, go to File > Settings > Issue Tracking. The thing that don't work anymore is all the pipeline_stages that added some labels. The syslog connection works fine and the logs are accessible in loki/grafana. Now we changed to forward rsyslog as described in directly to promtail instead of writing a log file and reading it back live. Promtail was configured to scrape this file and logs were processed through some pipeline_stages that added source timestamp and some labels according to some regex and everything works fine. Our application is configured to log into rsyslog and rsyslog is configured to log into an application specific file. We started successfully using promtail/loki/grafana to handle logs.