fetch-deployment-logs

You can fetch deployment logs to debug production issues by invoking a function that accepts timestamp filters and message regex, returning structured results containing matching logs, a found flag, and an optional message for fast integration.

Filter deployment logs by specifying optional afterTimestamp and beforeTimestamp parameters alongside a message regex to narrow down and retrieve only relevant production events.

Yes, you can search for specific errors in deployment logs by supplying a regular expression to the message parameter to filter and retrieve matching log entries.

Yes, you need a JavaScript notebook context to retrieve and analyze deployment logs, as the fetch function operates within this environment to return structured objects containing logs and status flags.

When fetching logs to troubleshoot deployed applications, the structured result contains an array of logs, a found boolean flag indicating if matches exist, and an optional message.