memory-monitor: Add error tolerance to memory allocation logging #4415
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…andler script. Allow the memory-monitor-handler script to proceed even if no memory allocation sites are found in `logread` output. Previously, if `logread` returned no matches for "logMemAllocationSites," the script would terminate due to `set -e`. This change adds `|| :` to handle the potential absence of matches, enabling the script to continue executing subsequent commands. Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <[email protected]>
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Allow the memory-monitor-handler script to proceed even if no memory allocation sites are found in
logreadoutput. Previously, iflogreadreturned no matches for "logMemAllocationSites," the script would terminate due toset -e. This change adds|| :to handle the potential absence of matches, enabling the script to continue executing subsequent commands.