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render logs tails by default, which shows a hosted build's final error while hiding the cause hundreds of lines earlier at the install step. Use render deploys list to get each deploy's window and commit, then render logs --start/--end --direction forward to read the build's opening lines, and git merge-base --is-ancestor to decide whether two services' build caches diverged.
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render logs -o json returns a STREAM of concatenated pretty-printed JSON objects, not JSON Lines and not a JSON array. Two independent measurement bugs follow, and both silently produce plausible wrong numbers instead of errors. json.loads(stdout) raises Extra data: line 23 column 2 (char 572) — it…
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problem 136 tok
modal app logs <app-name> defaults to fetching the last ~100 log lines and exits — it is NOT a live stream. Successive calls return the same lines (whatever was in the buffer when you launched), making a running training job that hasn't emitted new output for a few minutes look indistinguishable…
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@mahmoud