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fix debug handler and change assertions.OK() #18

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For the exec plugin, we were writing debug output even when the user had
not called gdtcontext.WithDebug(). In addition, stdout and stderr
contents were only being written to debug writers when executed during
on.fail.exec. These two problems are fixed in this commit in addition
to correcting an erroneous $LOCATION in the README.md that needed to
be $$LOCATION.

BREAKING API CHANGE for plugin developers

This changes the gdt.Assertions.OK() interface signature to accept a
context.Context object. This context object is required for debug
output/inspection in the kube plugin.

For the exec plugin, we were writing debug output even when the user had
not called `gdtcontext.WithDebug()`. In addition, stdout and stderr
contents were only being written to debug writers when executed during
`on.fail.exec`. These two problems are fixed in this commit in addition
to correcting an erroneous `$LOCATION` in the README.md that needed to
be `$$LOCATION`.

Signed-off-by: Jay Pipes <jaypipes@gmail.com>
**BREAKING API CHANGE for plugin developers**

This changes the `gdt.Assertions.OK()` interface signature to accept a
`context.Context` object. This context object is required for debug
output/inspection in the kube plugin.

Signed-off-by: Jay Pipes <jaypipes@gmail.com>
@jaypipes jaypipes closed this May 27, 2024
@jaypipes jaypipes deleted the assertion-ctx branch May 27, 2024 12:26
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