It would be great if I can have a way to run detox on CircleCI. I saw some of the post about running on Travis but because I am new to CI stuffs. So I am still not sure what would be a good way to set up and run the test on CircleCI.
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I wanna study Travis Ci with flutter, but normally it is used for testing. But, I have no time to run how to test applications and only want to use it for the build.
Is it useless for only building goals or worthy?
I have a jenkins CI setup configured to run specs on each git push. When I run these specs with "rspec" on my local it works fine with zero failures, also I ran specs on the CLI of jenkins agent the specs ran with zero failures. But when the same specs run in jenkins CI, some cases fail.
I have been trying to figure out the issue but have not found the real reason for this behavior yet.
Can anyone please help with this issue?
I am running a set of protractor tests that run on Jenkins. A couple of my tests use the robotjs npm package. When tested manually the tests perform fine, but when they are run from Jenkins it seems like robotjs does not work at all. Does any one have any experience with robotjs and Jenkins?
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I am trying to get the automated ui tests to run using jenkins on a node. How can I get that going using nightwatch.js?
Here is a blog post that uses Nightwatch with Jenkins, it might help you; https://juristr.com/blog/2014/02/nightwatch-test-automation/
It contains an introduction for running Nightwatch tests and how to run the tests automatically in Jenkins.
In Nightwatch;
On Windows it is suggested to create a nightwatch.js at the root of your project which requires the binary from the node_modules.
require('nightwatch/bin/runner.js');
In this way you can invoke the runner as follows:
$ node nightwatch.js
In Jenkins you will have to do the following to run Nightwatch ;
I have a few tests that pass on my machine, but fail in Travis CI. Is there an easy way to debug those tests? My project is in Ruby.