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"Failed to get argo pod logs" is not intuitive #4532

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namkyu1999 opened this issue Mar 15, 2024 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #4926
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"Failed to get argo pod logs" is not intuitive #4532

namkyu1999 opened this issue Mar 15, 2024 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #4926
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@namkyu1999
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When we initiate the chaos experiment, {"mainLogs":"Failed to get argo pod logs"} is shown when a workflow is not ready. but IMO, for users, this log message is not intuitive so that they cannot know what it mean exactly (because they even don't know how litmus uses argo workflow).

I'm gonna work on this issue and will suggest alternatives.

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Hello @namkyu1999 this error ("mainLogs":"Failed to get argo pod logs") is exactly what I am getting if I want to run any chaosexperiment, any advice what I am doing wrong? Or maybe where I can find more detailed logs..? First time I am installing and trying Litmus..

@hafeezahmed-hub
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Hi any updates on this, I have the same issue.

@pratik705
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I can see "Failed to get argo pod logs" on node drain experiment. Also, the state of the experiment on the UI updates to "completed" whereas the operation is still going on in the cluster.

any update on this?

@namkyu1999
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still in progress 😢

@kwx4957
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kwx4957 commented Sep 18, 2024

can i take this issue?

@namkyu1999
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can i take this issue?

go ahead, @kwx4957

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