Adding a log file to the downloadable artifacts

readme.md

@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ https://ietf-hackathon.github.io/pqc-certificates/
 Simply upload your artifacts zip files into your own directory under `providers/`, and uploads test results CSV files into the `compatMatrices/` directory of your provider, and the github automation will:
 * Validate your artifacts against the OpenQuantumSafe docker image.
 * Re-build and update the results HTML pages using both the automated results, and any results CSV files that you included.
+* Output artifacts, including, importantly a log file to help with debugging failures, can be found under the ACtions tab; click on the most recent run, and download the output zip.
 
 NOTE: expired certificates within the artifacts zips will show as failed against the OQS automated testing because there is no flag to `openssl verify` to ignore expiry. We recommend uploading certs with very long expiry times -- like 10 years or more -- so that they do not start failing one year from now.
 

src/test_certs_r3.sh

@@ -16,9 +16,11 @@ test_ta () {
     ossl_output=$(openssl verify -check_ss_sig -verbose -CAfile $tafile $tafile)
     ossl_status=$?
 
-    # print it out for the logs
+    # log it to file and to stdout
+    echo "$ossl_output" > ./output/oqs.log
     echo "$ossl_output"
 
+
     tafileBasename=$(basename $tafile)
     oid=${tafileBasename%_ta.pem}  # remove the suffix "_ta.pem"