Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'ci-queue'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install ci-queue
ci-queue automatically infers most of its configuration if ran on one of the following CI providers:
- Buildkite
- CircleCI
- Travis
- Heroku CI
- Semaphore 2
If you are using another CI system, please refer to the command usage message.
Assuming you use one of the supported CI providers, the command can be as simple as:
minitest-queue --queue redis://example.com run -Itest test/**/*_test.rbAdditionally you can configure the requeue settings (see main README) with --max-requeues and --requeue-tolerance.
If you'd like to centralize the error reporting you can do so with:
minitest-queue --queue redis://example.com --timeout 600 reportThe runner also comes with a tool to investigate leaky tests:
minitest-queue --queue path/to/test_order.log --failing-test 'SomeTest#test_something' bisect -Itest test/**/*_test.rbAssuming you use one of the supported CI providers, the command can be as simple as:
rspec-queue --queue redis://example.comIf you'd like to centralize the error reporting you can do so with:
rspec-queue --queue redis://example.com --timeout 600 --reportBecause of how ci-queue execute the examples, before(:all) and after(:all) hooks are not supported. rspec-queue will explicitly reject them.