BUG: too many logs on test instance -> TypeError: data.replace is not a function
tomhanoldt opened this issue · 2 comments
tomhanoldt commented
When printing too many logs on a test instance (cloud cli version v2.10.20 and before), the run fails consequently with:
TypeError: data.replace is not a function
at parseLog (/Users/mono/code/hv/giveme5/hotel-app/backend/node_modules/@serverless/cloud/dist/cli.js:15784:25)
at /Users/mono/code/hv/giveme5/hotel-app/backend/node_modules/@serverless/cloud/dist/cli.js:15818:26
at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
at outputInstanceLogs (/Users/mono/code/hv/giveme5/hotel-app/backend/node_modules/@serverless/cloud/dist/cli.js:15811:27)
at InstanceMessenger.<anonymous> (/Users/mono/code/hv/giveme5/hotel-app/backend/node_modules/@serverless/cloud/dist/cli.js:78447:46)
at InstanceMessenger.emit (node:events:402:35)
at InstanceMessenger.emit (node:domain:475:12)
at InstanceConnection.<anonymous> (/Users/mono/code/hv/giveme5/hotel-app/backend/node_modules/@serverless/cloud/dist/cli.js:78491:18)
at InstanceConnection.emit (node:events:390:28)
at InstanceConnection.emit (node:domain:475:12)
After investigating a little I could trace the problem to src/utils/parseLog.ts#init_parseLog
- the method recived a non string value of
{
reason: 'Consumer seems to have fallen behind as it has not acknowledged receipt of logs',
droppedRecords: 4,
droppedBytes: 277830
}
not critical, just to let you jnow
emrahssamdan commented
Hi @tomhanoldt, this should be resolved now. Could you please check and let us know?
tomhanoldt commented
perfect, works - thank you and the team much