rabbitmq_ct_helpers: Detect crashes in RabbitMQ logs#9290
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[Why]
Some crashes may go under the radar if a testcase didn't check
everything (which is hard to do anyway). It could be useful to be aware
of those crashes.
[How]
This new check will search for any logged crashes in the RabbitMQ log
files and throw an exception as part of stopping a node.
V2: This facility can be disabled by setting `find_crashes` to false in
the common_test's `Config`, or by setting the `$FIND_CRASHES`
environment variable to anything but "1"/"yes"/"true".
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Why
Some crashes may go under the radar if a testcase didn't check everything (which is hard to do anyway). It could be useful to be aware of those crashes.
How
This new check will search for any logged crashes in the RabbitMQ log files and throw an exception as part of stopping a node.
V2: This facility can be disabled by setting
find_crashesto false in the common_test'sConfig, or by setting the$FIND_CRASHESenvironment variable to anything but "1"/"yes"/"true".