Document that "pebble logs -f" only follows currently-running services #110
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It would be quite an significant refactoring to have "pebble logs -f" subscribe to new services being started and wire that through, so for now at least, just document the current behaviour. It seems unlikely to affect people in practice, as the service(s) you're debugging will likely be running.
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#13927 This PR updates Juju to use the latest version of Pebble, which making Pebble a child process subreaper and a couple of minor fixes. It includes these three Pebble PRs: * canonical/pebble#101 * canonical/pebble#110 * canonical/pebble#109 I've done a quick test to ensure that the `snappass-test` sidecar charm deploys correctly.
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It would be quite a significant refactoring to have "pebble logs -f"
subscribe to new services being started and wire that through, so for
now at least, just document the current behaviour.
See #56