Flight Log / microsoft/openvmm #1690

petri: openhcl logs now at appropriate level with HyperV backend — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight

The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/openvmm on Jul 14, 2025; merged clean in 29.1 h: +501 −83, 18 files, 5 reviews.

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+501 −83
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18
Commits
5
Reviews
5
To merge
29.1 h
Task
fix

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GitHub Copilot fixed OpenHCL log levels in petri's kmsg_log_task, which had hardcoded every entry as INFO in TDX HyperV tests. It touched 18 files, adding 501 and removing 83 lines across five commits. A reviewer asked the agent to address failing CI. It merged after 29.06 hours with zero change requests and two review comments.

From the pull request description

The OpenHCL logs in TDX HyperV tests were appearing as INFO level regardless of their actual kernel log level, making debugging difficult when viewing test results. ## Problem In `petri/src/tracing.rs`, the `kmsg_log_task` function was hardcoding all OpenHCL log entries as `Level::INFO` when calli…

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Cite this flight: AgentRiders Flight Log, microsoft/openvmm#1690, record updated Nov 3, 2026, https://agentriders.com/logs/microsoft/openvmm/1690/

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