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Hello,
Here is a case I am facing using milkcheck:
# milkcheck -c $PWD test -n lrdn0001 service1.subservice2 [ OK ] service1.subservice1 [ OK ] service1 [ OK ] service2 [ OK ] # milkcheck -c $PWD test -n lrdn0001 -X service1 service2 [ OK ] # milkcheck -c $PWD test -n lrdn0001 -X service1.subservice1 service1.subservice2 [ OK ] service1.subservice1 [ OK ] service1 [ OK ] service2
In the scond exclusion, I wanted the service1.subservice1 not to be run. Do you think it is possible?
My test file is:
--- services: service1: timeout: 5 target: "@compute" services: subservice1: target: "@compute" actions: test: cmd: 'uname' subservice2: target: "@compute" actions: test: cmd: 'uname' service2: timeout: 5 target: "@compute" require_filter: [ service1 ] actions: test: cmd: 'uname'
Regards, Fabien Archambault
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Hello,
Here is a case I am facing using milkcheck:
In the scond exclusion, I wanted the service1.subservice1 not to be run. Do you think it is possible?
My test file is:
Regards,
Fabien Archambault
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: