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circle-cli
Advanced tools
A CircleCI CLI via node
npm i circle-cli -g
export CIRCLE_TOKEN='your circleci token'
export CIRCLE_VCS_TYPE='github'
export CIRCLE_USERNAME='maskzh'
add these to .bashrc
or .zshrc
circle-cli ls # 最近 build 记录
circle-cli projects # 列出项目
circle-cli projects -v # 列出项目及分支
circle-cli show # 最近一条 build 记录的构建详情
circle-cli artifacts # 最近一条 build 记录的 artifacts
circle-cli cancel # 取消最近一条 build
circle-cli retry # rebuild 最近一条 build
circle-cli project -p reponame # reponame 的 build 记录
circle-cli project -p reponame -n 199 # reponame 序号为 199 的 build 详情
circle-cli project -p reponame -n 199 -a # reponame 序号为 199 的 artifacts
circle-cli project -p reponame -n 199 -c # 取消 reponame 序号为 199 的 build
circle-cli project -p reponame -n 199 -r # rebuild reponame 序号为 199 的 build
FAQs
circle-ci cli
The npm package circle-cli receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, circle-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that circle-cli 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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