Releases: uilicious/uilicious-cli
Releases · uilicious/uilicious-cli
[v5.1.13] More agressive hidden file skip
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- More aggressive skip over system files for run command
[v5.1.12] Add job run, and list CLI commands
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Fixes a regression issue on region selection
- Added
uilicious-cli job list / history / start
commands - Added UILICIOUS_API_HOST env variable (for onprem support)
[v5.1.10] Updated licensing to MIT for the CLI tool
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
- Due to a mistake on our side, this version still reports as v5.1.9 with --version
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Updated code & build to MIT licensing as per user request 🥳
[v5.1.9] CLI link fix
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Fixed a regression issue where the result link was generated with an extra "/"
[v5.1.8] User agent and access key environment key support
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Added the
--userAgent
support (chrome only) for test run via CLI - Added the option to pass the access key via
UILICIOUS_ACCESSKEY
, instead of a param on the CLI - Fix a bug in error handling for expired accounts, and several other failure modes, which the CLI would have looped on
[v5.1.7-alpha4] User agent and access key environment key support
Note:
- This is an alpha pre-release : It has not been fully vetted by our QA team, and may have unexpected errors.
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- All items in v5.1.7-alpha2
- Improved error handling for upload errors (for debugging a regression issue)
[v5.1.7-alpha2] User agent and access key environment key support
Note:
- This is an alpha pre-release : It has not been fully vetted by our QA team, and may have unexpected errors.
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Added the --userAgent support (chrome only) for test run via CLI
- Added the option to pass the access key via
UILICIOUS_ACCESSKEY
, instead of a param on the CLI - Fix a bug in error handling for expired accounts, and several other failure modes, which the CLI would have looped on
- (the previous -alpha build had regression issues, -alpha2 fixes them)
[v5.1.6] Run test with --testCodeDir <testDir> : Skip that pesky upload step
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Added the --testCodeDir to the run command, now you can run test using your local files, instead of uilicious cloud project files. (Skip the pesky upload sequence)
- [Added in v5.1.4-alpha] Added the --secretFile and --secretObject support for test run via CLI
- [Added in v5.1.4-alpha] Added the --region option, to change your testing region when running test via CLI
[v5.1.4-alpha] : Added --secretFile, --secretObject, --region support to run command
Pre-release
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
New Features / Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Added the --secretFile and --secretObject support for test run via CLI
- Added the --region option, to change your testing region when running test via CLI
Fix error handling for JS based error & Handling of CLI interrupts
Note:
- For windows, please use powershell instead of the cmd terminal to avoid common formatting issues
- For macos, you will need to manually "right-click" and "open" one time to grant it the needed OS permissions.
Fixed Issues in the current build:
- Properly handling JS based errors in test scripts (not Uilicious commands) with a CLI error code.
- Properly handle CSRF token for login with username and password (please use API key instead)
- Improved internal CLI test coverage for reported error handling issues
- Handling of CLI interrupts while running a test (experimental)
- You can use ctrl-c to interrupt a running test, please only issue this once, issuing it twice will cancel the "test cleanup" process