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remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build

v1.0.20

Published

saucelabs jobs cleanup remove

Downloads

15

Readme

remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build

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remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build

Comes in handy when needing to rerun a ci build for example in travis.

If the travis build fails and is rerun the saucelabs badge can generate the incorrect svg badge.

This utility removes the jobs for a given build.

Used best in combination with travis retries option

command usage

remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build $SAUCE_USERNAME $SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY $TRAVIS_BUILD

with travis

package.json

Add remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build to scripts for example

  "scripts": {
    "test-browsers": "remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build && zuul test/*.js"
  }

.travis.yml

Setup number of retries for example 4.

And run tests with retry

bundler_args: --retry 4
script:
  travis_retry npm run test-browsers

If all the retries fail, then restarting the current build will still delete the saucelabs jobs for the build.

install

With npm do:

npm install remove-saucelabs-jobs-by-build

license

MIT