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@dollarshaveclub/cli
Advanced tools
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These are executable scripts primarily for frontend.
In your project:
npm i --save-dev @dollarshaveclub/cli
dsc-automerge
Automatically updates and merges PRs when it has a label called "AUTOMERGE". This script is automatically ran via CircleCI every 5 minutes from this repository.
Requirements for automerge will work:
To effectively use it, make sure you:
dsc-cleanup-issues
Cleans up issues in an organization. Currently just closes greenkeeper issues.
dsc-install-face-e2e
dsc-install-face-monitor
dsc-install-npm-token
dsc-wait-for-dqa
Waits for the DQA to spin up, then pings a list of URLs (here), and waits for all of them to have a successful response.
FAQs
Executables for Frontend
We found that @dollarshaveclub/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 27 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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