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semaphorestatus
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a simple way to check all the branches on semaphore for their current status from the CLI
npm install -g semaphorestatus
To tell semaphoreStatus who you are, you'll need to configure your Semaphore auth token. To find your auth token, click on "Settings" from any of your Semaphore projects. Then click on the "API" link in the main settings navigation. Once you've found it, put this value in the environment variable "SEMAPHORE_AUTH_TOKEN":
export SEMAPHORE_AUTH_TOKEN='<API_KEY>'
Now, you're to simple run "semaphorestatus". Running this command will give you more information about how to observe specific projects and branches.
CLI Options
semaphorestatus --force-update to clear the project cache
semaphorestatus --project <key> to show a single project
semaphorestatus --all to show all local branches
semaphorestatus to show only your local branches
FAQs
A utility to check passing branches on semaphore
The npm package semaphorestatus receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, semaphorestatus popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that semaphorestatus 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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