When a job timeout hits, k8s delete's the pod, so we can't find it. This then hits a coding issue where we return None instead of an empty list in _get_ansible_runner_events. The fix for the coding issue is simple, but getting the logs is harder.
When a job timeout hits, k8s delete's the pod, so we can't find it.
This then hits a coding issue where we return None instead of an empty list in _get_ansible_runner_events.
The fix for the coding issue is simple, but getting the logs is harder.