@automattic/vip-go-preflight-checks
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Provide a set of automated tests (or checks) that can test and validate the application functionality and responsiveness with an environment as close to production as possible, before the actual deployment to an environment.
Formely known as Preflight Checks. The goal of this project is to provide a set of automated tests (or checks) that can test and validate the application functionality and responsiveness with an environment as close to production as possible, before the actual deployment to an environment.
$ npm run build
After building Harmonia, it should be possible to run the CLI directly using the following command:
$ node dist/cli.js
The command can be linked and installed on the environment using npm link:
$ npm link
$ harmonia --help
For details about contributing to this project (e.g. publishing a release), please see CONTRIBUTING.md.
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Provide a set of automated tests (or checks) that can test and validate the application functionality and responsiveness with an environment as close to production as possible, before the actual deployment to an environment.
We found that @automattic/vip-go-preflight-checks demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 20 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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