Whether you’re triaging a broken build in a pull request or digging into a flaky test that only happens on main, logs are now a much better experience in GitHub Actions. You’ll be able to zoom in locally or investigate patterns globally across all your CI runs.

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Query Syntax Guide

Let’s break down the query syntax: 
branch:main level:error,warn failed -"econn refused"

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Property Filters

You can search and filter your logs using the following criteria:
FilterDescription
run_id:*Filter by workflow run instances (each run may contain multiple jobs)
run_attempt:*Filter by the attempt number of a given workflow run
workflow:*Filter by GitHub workflow name
pr:*Filter by pull request number
branch:*Filter by Git branch associated with the run
repo:*Filter by repository name
job_id:*Filter by specific job IDs
job_name:*Filter by job names
step_id:*Filter by specific step IDs
step_name:*Filter by workflow step names
user:*Filter by the user who triggered the workflow
level:*Filter by severity (info, warn, debug, error)
In this example, we are filtering for logs from the main branch and only showing logs with severity error or warn: 
branch:main level:error,warn
You can search for text across your logs using the log search bar. For multi-word phrases, use quotes. In this example, we are searching for logs containing the phrase “failed”: 
failed

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Exclude Matches

You can exclude matches by prefixing a search term with -. In this example, we are excluding logs containing the phrase “econn refused”: 
-"econn refused"

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Escaping Special Characters

  • Quotes: Escape with backslash: \"
  • Backslashes: Escape with backslash: \\
  • Keywords: Wrap AND/OR in quotes to search literally: "AND" "OR"