Client-side tool to interface with shipper
Get shippy from PyPI:
pipx install shipper-shippy # pipx, recommended
pip3 install --upgrade shipper-shippy # or pip3
Go to the directory with build files, and run:
shippy
Run shippy -h to see commandline arguments' usage instructions.
shippy stores its configuration in ~/.shippy.ini. An example configuration file is shown below:
[shippy]
server = https://example.com
token = a1b2c3d4e5...
DisableBuildOnUpload = false
UploadWithoutPrompt = false
debug = false
Configuration options explained:
serverServer URL
tokenToken used to sign in to the server
DisableBuildOnUploadImmediately disables the build after uploading it. Useful if you are uploading from Jenkins or uploading potentially unstable builds. Do NOT use under normal circumstances!
UploadWithoutPromptshippy will not prompt you before uploading builds, and will automatically upload all builds found in the current
directory. Use with caution. Same as the -y/--yes flag shown above.
debugEnable debug mode for all invocations. When set to true, the -d/--debug flag will have no effect, and all
invocations of shippy will run with debug mode enabled.
shippy returns exit codes based on the results.
1 - Ctrl-C exit
2 - one or more builds failed to upload and/or set disabled status
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Client-side tool to interface with shipper
We found that shipper-shippy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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