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Bond is the build agent of Brocan CI.
Please see the schema in src/config.js for documentation and default values.
/:buildId/report/:stage
URI Params:
buildId
- The ID of the currently executing build. An arbitrary string.:stage
- The build stage the report belongs belongs to. Can be any of these three values: command
, step
, build
.Payload: Please refer to the outbound communication of Bolt.
Response: Immediate with empty payload and 200 OK
status code.
Description: This is the endpoint Bolt is intended to use when reporting the build status.
build
progress
pubsub
/:buildId/report/:stage/
endpoint, augmented with the buildId
and stage
.build
query
req/repl
buildId
: The ID of the requested build metadata.FAQs
The build agent of Brocan CI.
We found that @brocan/bond demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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