[12:49:27] if anyone is a rustacean, pls ping me [15:46:37] @seen zulipbridgebot [15:46:37] qedk: Last time I saw zulipbridgebot they were joining the channel, but they are not in the channel now and I don't know why, in #wikimedia-tech at 5/28/2020 10:24:02 PM (11d17h22m34s ago) [15:47:10] @seen zulipbridgetest [15:47:10] qedk: I have never seen zulipbridgetest [16:05:20] is a process is spawned by a process running in a pod, is it possible to get logs for that process? [16:05:36] trying to get logs after spawning another process simply says it doesn't exist :/ [16:43:48] qedk: The answer to that question is highly dependent on the process I would think. If the spawned process is writing to stderr/stdout and not PID 1, then no Kubernetes will not automatically collect the output and make it available via `kubectl logs`. [16:44:31] kubectl simply says it doesn't exist [16:44:45] "it"? [16:44:55] let me get the exact output [16:45:41] The #wikimedia-cloud channel is a better place to ask Toolforge questions (I assume this is a Toolforge question) [16:45:58] yep it is [16:49:50] @bd808 seems like now i can miraculously access logs :) [16:50:34] but there is an issue still, the kubernetes python runtime cannot build the wheel for some modules [16:50:37] "error: invalid command 'bdist_wheel'" [16:57:22] qedk: sounds like you have not installed wheel in your venv [16:57:50] something like `pip3 install wheel` would do that (assuming you hav activated the venv) [16:58:11] i thought that's pre-included? [16:58:22] will try the next time, thanks! [23:34:41] is there an index.php param to change maths display for logged out users? [23:39:45] AFAIK no