In integration tests we detect if user provided /diag, and if they do we don't collect the logs and don't add them as attachments.
Revert this by always providing /diag (unless opted out, both already done) and crash the test when user provides /diag, and tell them to instead look at a property to know where the log is. This way we can always attach the logs, unless user explicitly opts out.
In integration tests we detect if user provided /diag, and if they do we don't collect the logs and don't add them as attachments.
Revert this by always providing /diag (unless opted out, both already done) and crash the test when user provides /diag, and tell them to instead look at a property to know where the log is. This way we can always attach the logs, unless user explicitly opts out.