def get_logs()

in wadebug/wa_actions/log_utils.py [0:0]

• 29 lines of code
• 10 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

def get_logs(logs_start_dt, logs_end_dt):
    wa_containers = docker_utils.get_wa_containers()
    log_files = []
    errors = []
    for wa_container in wa_containers:
        try:
            container_log_filename = get_container_logs(
                wa_container, logs_start_dt, logs_end_dt
            )
            log_files.append(container_log_filename)
            inspect_log_filename = get_container_inspect_logs(wa_container)
            log_files.append(inspect_log_filename)
            core_dump_filename = get_corecontainer_coredumps_logs(wa_container)
            if core_dump_filename is not None:
                log_files.append(core_dump_filename)
            webapp_log, webapp_error_log = get_webcontainer_logs(wa_container)
            if webapp_log is not None and webapp_error_log is not None:
                log_files.append(webapp_log)
                log_files.append(webapp_error_log)
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
            errors.append((wa_container.container, e))

    if errors:
        err_str = "Container: {}\nException: {}"
        exception_msg = "Some logs could not be obtained:\n{}".format(
            "\n".join([err_str.format(err[0].name, err) for err in errors])
        )
        raise exceptions.LogsNotCompleteError(exception_msg)

    return [lf for lf in log_files if lf is not None]