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Adds a CLI to Rooibos! #294

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Adds a CLI to Rooibos! #294

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markwpearce
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Very simple way to run tests from the command line!

npx rooibos-roku --project=<path_to_bsconfig.json> --host=<host> --password=<password>

This will build the tests, deploy them to the given roku device, and pipe output to the console, closing the connection when done (or on some error).

I think this will be very useful for CI processes.

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Is there any chance this could be targeted against the v5 branch instead? I don't think there's anything v6 specific in here, and v5 users could benefit from this much sooner (and we can merge into v6 as soon as this PR lands.

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Yeah, I can.
This does use the 4.0.0-alpha version of roku-deploy ... is that still okay to use, or should I change it to use the latest v3?

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If it's not too much of a lift to switch to v3 roku-deploy, that would be ideal. but don't waste too much time on it, v4 is pretty stable...

@TwitchBronBron TwitchBronBron merged commit 14a5828 into release-6.0.0 Oct 1, 2024
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@TwitchBronBron TwitchBronBron deleted the rooibos-cli branch October 1, 2024 19:01
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