This go program finds all .log files under a directory recursively, and rotate the file contents in .gz files next to them.
gologrotate [-now] [-time <time>] [-format <format>] <searchDir>
-now: optional, runs a one-time log rotate. If this parameter is omitted, gologrotate runs as a cron job.
-time <time>: optional, sets the time of day according to the local clock at which the cron job will run. Defaults to 23:55.
-format <format>: optional, sets the format of the timestamp used to suffix the gzipped log file. Defaults to 2006-01-02 (YYYY-MM-DD).
See Go time formats.
searchDir : the directory which logrotate will search recursively for .log files.
make buildbuilds the binary gologrotate.- Tests come in 2 flavors:
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make testruns the tests **make itruns the tests, builds the Docker image locally and tests it too.
Original code from copytruncate by James Andariese
Copyright 2016 Antoine Toulme
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