[SOLVED] display output from a rake task called by SSHKit

display output from a rake task called by SSHKit

I'd like to be able to output information from a rake task called by SSHKit but I can't see how to do it.

Say I have the following rake tasks:

require 'sshkit/dsl'

task :hello => :environment do  
  puts "Hello world"
end

task :sshkit_hello => :environment do  
  run_locally do
    rake "hello"  
  end
end

If I run the :hello task on it's own I see the "hello world" statement. However, call it from the sshkit task and I just get SSHKit info. How can I write out info from that first rake task that will appear when called from SSHKit?

rake hello
=> Hello world

rake sshkit_hello
=> INFO [f0857f14] Running /usr/bin/env rake hello on 
=> INFO [f0857f14] Finished in 6.107 seconds with exit status 0 (successful).

EDIT1:

I've found that you can add the following to get basic terminal output:

SSHKit.config.output = $stdout

but, again, the information outputted is the same - it tells you that it's running 'rake hello' but not the output from 'rake hello'.

rake sshkit_hello
=> rake hello

Solution

Solved!

What I actually needed to do was change the output_verbosity to :debug in order for it to show the puts statement in the second rake task:

SSHKit.config.output_verbosity = :debug

rake sshkit_hello
=>  INFO [6dd1bbf7] Running bundle exec rake hello on 
=> DEBUG [6dd1bbf7] Command: bundle exec rake hello
=> DEBUG [6dd1bbf7]     Hello World!
=>  INFO [6dd1bbf7] Finished in 6.596 seconds with exit status 0 (successful).