The increasing adoption of DevOps practices in software development has emphasized the need for efficient and reliable CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment) workflows. These workflows generate extensive log files that capture execution details, changes, and errors. This paper proposes the utilization of microprints to detect errors in CI/CD workflows by visually inspecting their logs. We highlight the challenges of manually inspecting logs, particularly in identifying unreported errors not flagged by CI/CD platforms. By leveraging microprints, the ability of developers and maintainers to quickly and accurately detect and diagnose issues within these logs is enhanced. We implemented a suite of tools to make use of microprints in CI/CD workflows and to demonstrate the effectiveness of the microprint visualization through a user study, showcasing its potential to improve error detection and workflow efficiency in DevOps environments.