Add a symlink to log file #2531
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Yes, we'll always have a .log file pointing to current log file. So if program crashes (which we ideally dont want to), we still have a log file at the path we display. Kind of similar to syslog |
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Closing this, as Vikas suggested a better way. |
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This change creates a symlink to log file, the symlink is valid while the job is in progress, and will be removed when the job completes.