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We’re runnign flyte on GCP. When I click on the St...
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b
We’re runnign flyte on GCP. When I click on the Stackdriver logs link on a given task in the console, it brings me to the log explorer in GCP, but in the url of the link, it has 
project=
with no project populated. This means it takes me to the last project I was on, which often isn’t the flyte project. Is there a way to populate that in the url so that it takes me to correct project each time?
the bot recommended adding the project here, which I’m trying out
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task_logs:
  plugins:
    k8s-array:
      logs:
        config:
          stackdriver-enabled: true
          stackdriver-logresourcename: k8s_container
          gcp-project: <OUR PROJECT>
Looks like that ended up working. I also added 
gcp-project
under 
task_logs.plugins.logs
, not sure which of the two successfully changed it
t
if it works then it works, but looking at the plugin it looks like those fields are deprecated. https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/blob/ef8fe40ef2cfe7442acbcecc7869e0fe748c4f3c/flyteplugins/go/tasks/logs/config.go#L25
b
Interesting, good to know. I’ll check out that thread, thanks!
t
though i’m not sure the gcpproject has a {{ }} template variable, so you’ll have to just write it into the template string. the default that the thread mentioned is here: https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/blob/ef8fe40ef2cfe7442acbcecc7869e0fe748c4f3c/flyteplugins/go/tasks/logs/logging_utils.go#L110
b
Do you mean adding something similar to 
{{ .podName }}
? Sorry I’m not quite following how that line works
It looks like the %s should pull from 
cfg.GCPProjectName
, though I’m not sure where that value is set. edit: Oh, I think that’s what you’re saying is deprecated..
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