Is it possible to deploy only if tests / ci passes

[Nick Gorbikoff]

I can't seem to find a way to set mina only to deploy if either rake test or integration with ci service like GitlabCi or TravisCi returns all green.

I was thinking of just running a run(:local) {'rake test'} and parse the result, to see if tests are green.

Is there a better way to do it?

P.S.: Thank you for a great tool!

[Nick Gorbikoff]

Just FYI that may be useful to someone, this is what I currently have at the top of my task :deploy

task :deploy do
  run(:local) do
    puts %(
      *** RUNNING TESTS ***
    )
    tests_result  = `rake test`
    error_message = %(
      *** CAN'T DEPLOY ***
      *** TESTS ARE NOT PASSING ***
    )
    raise error_message unless tests_result.include?('0 failures, 0 errors')
  end

  deploy do
  '.....'
  end
end

[Francesco Mari]

Did you manage to integrate mina with travis/gitlabci by any chance?

[Nick Gorbikoff]

Hi.
I dont use a ci for this project. Just running local tests ( it’s enough for now for my purposes )
Having said that, you should be able to do something similar, where you trigger a ci job, and either wait for response or poll periodically for a yay or nay response, or checks o see if the last test job that ran on your branch resulted from failure or not.

[Francesco Mari]

I see.. will try some experiments, thanks man! :-)

[Nick Gorbikoff]

Report back here for others if you figure something out. :D Good luck

[Lovro Bikić]

Hi, if you're deploying locally you can always do rake test && mina deploy. This will run the tests first and, if they pass, it will continue with the deploy command. If they don't pass, it won't deploy.

If you're using a CI it works in a similar way if jobs are sequential. You would have two jobs: rake test and mina deploy. If the first job passes (exits with status 0), then the second job will execute.

Hope this answers your question.