ci: remove verbose flag to keep collecting log output#313
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I agree that the overflow is not useful at all, and we rarely need that detailed output.
If we ever need it, we could implement a more advanced solution like piping into a file, copying back to the local machine and publishing it as an artifact.
But I suggest doing that only if needed.
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To facilitate debugging the GitLab pipeline, I suggest removing the verbose flag of the
rmcommand.Running this command in verbose mode causes the log to exceed its limit while building 4C, which makes debugging this job difficult:

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