Log 'output of node' separators to stdout #87736
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Today when using Gradle-managed test clusters we separate the log output
from each node with a separator that looks like this:
=== Log output of node `node{:qa:mixed-cluster:v8.2.0-0}` ===
However, we write this to `stderr` and yet write the rest of the log
output to `stdout`. This commit moves the separators to the same log
level as the rest of this output so that they can all be redirected to
the same place.
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Today when using Gradle-managed test clusters we separate the log output
from each node with a separator that looks like this:
However, we write this to
stderrand yet write the rest of the logoutput to
stdout. This commit moves the separators to the same loglevel as the rest of this output so that they can all be redirected to
the same place.