Issues with SSH
@yannCI yes, i’ve done this level of troubleshooting. I can successfully connect from my local machine. it did ask for confirmation and i entered ‘yes.’ It also asks me for the password for the...
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@bilalsattar24, if you’re prompted to confirm, and then to enter your username and password, it actually means that the SSH key isn’t taken into account when you connect that server. Otherwise, it...
View ArticleHow to always run a sequential, final job (e.g. Slack notification)?
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View ArticleCircleCI new UI/UX Review
How do you view all jobs across all projects - or more specifically, active/queued jobs? In the old UI, the main nav “Jobs” would show a list of the latest jobs that are running/queued/have run. I’m...
View ArticleHow to get sequencial job to execute even if previous ones fail
I think I understand. Let me look into it and I’ll try to respond ASAP.
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Slack Notifications - Status missing info
(I’m new to the CircleCI platform, so please correct me if any assumptions below are incorrect) We’ve recently been notified that the “legacy Slack Notification settings will not be available in the...
View ArticleHow do I run an application, and run tests against it?
Hi @cciuser! Welcome to the community. Can you clarify where you are setting the address? Thanks!
View ArticleHow do I run an application, and run tests against it?
Hi there, thank you for your response! I am not setting the address. It is the address that the application is running on as a result of npm run
View ArticleCombining a background command with setting a variable
I would like to start a process in the background, using the background command, but I would also like to set the output into a variable to use in another run command. Is the following possible? -...
View ArticleHow do I run an application, and run tests against it?
Okay, I think I understand. Does it not work locally or are you unable to use localhost for another reason? A sample from your CircleCI config might help give us more details about what’s going on.
View ArticleNew UI wrongly redirecting
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View ArticleIssue with documentation about env_var_name
The Reusable Config Reference Guide reads: The environment variable name ( env_var_name ) parameter is a string that must match a POSIX_NAME regexp (for example, there can be no spaces or special...
View ArticleHow do I know _why_ a build is unauthorized?
@RangerRick, the context used in the workflow is restricted to All Members which means any member of the related GitHub organization. Write permissions to a given repository don’t entail organization...
View ArticleHow do I run an application, and run tests against it?
The tests run within a docker container, so I cannot use localhost. Locally, on my machine, I would use the network address, rather than localhost. - run: name: Run application command: | npm_run...
View ArticleHow to execute command 2 times in one build
Could you please tell me, is it possible to do this in CircleCi ? parameters: kafka: type: string default: “kafka_addr” steps: run: name: update command: | my command …<< parameters.kafka...
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Badges for branches containing slashes in their names are broken
Here is a simple example with the feat/circleci branch:  result:
View ArticleSlack Notifications - Status missing info
Hi @Justin-Credible. Welcome to the CircleCI community! Try temporarily switching to the legacy UI (as outline here) before attempting to access the URL...
View ArticleBadges for branches containing slashes in their names are broken
Hi @jsamr , Welcome to CircleCI Discuss! This is an interesting edge case, which may require the ability to provide the branch through a parameter rather than in the URL. Another option would be for...
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