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Hi @wallrj! I am relatively new to writing bash scripts so just wanted to confirm a few things:

1. Here wait $job returns a boolean value right? And if that is false then EXIT is incremented. So that would mean the simplest solution you were referring to would have this pseudo code:

for job in $(jobs -p); do
    if !(wait $job)
        echo "{logs}"
        break 
done

2. Like you mentioned,

Alternatively we might try and keep track of exactly which jobs failed and show the logs of those jobs on failure.

Would this be recommended over the first approach?

I can see that the benefit of this would be that we'll be able to see all the jobs that fail in a single test run.

But the downside would be that if we know that one job has failed, we know the entire test will fail so we would be using unnecessary resources running all other jobs.

3. The current message just says to check logs for details. Can you please point me to how I would get access to these logs in the shell script?

Thanks!

/priority important-soon