@heroku-cli/plugin-ci

Heroku CLI plugin for Heroku CI

• Usage
• Commands

```sh-session $ npm install -g @heroku-cli/plugin-ci $ heroku COMMAND running command... $ heroku (--version|-v) @heroku-cli/plugin-ci/8.1.7 darwin-x64 node-v16.19.0 $ heroku --help COMMAND USAGE $ heroku COMMAND ...

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# Commands
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* [`heroku ci`](#heroku-ci)
* [`heroku ci:info TEST-RUN`](#heroku-ciinfo-test-run)
* [`heroku ci:last`](#heroku-cilast)
* [`heroku ci:rerun [NUMBER]`](#heroku-cirerun-number)
* [`heroku ci:run`](#heroku-cirun)

## `heroku ci`

display the most recent CI runs for the given pipeline

USAGE $ heroku ci -a --watch -p --json
FLAGS -a, --app= app name -p, --pipeline= name of pipeline --json output in json format --watch keep running and watch for new and update tests
DESCRIPTION display the most recent CI runs for the given pipeline
EXAMPLES $ heroku ci --app murmuring-headland-14719

_See code: [src/commands/ci/index.ts](https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/v8.1.7/packages/ci/src/commands/ci/index.ts)_

## `heroku ci:info TEST-RUN`

show the status of a specific test run

USAGE $ heroku ci:info TEST-RUN -a --node -p
FLAGS -a, --app= app name -p, --pipeline= name of pipeline --node= the node number to show its setup and output
DESCRIPTION show the status of a specific test run
EXAMPLES $ heroku ci:info 1288 --app murmuring-headland-14719

_See code: [src/commands/ci/info.ts](https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/v8.1.7/packages/ci/src/commands/ci/info.ts)_

## `heroku ci:last`

looks for the most recent run and returns the output of that run

USAGE $ heroku ci:last -a --node -p
FLAGS -a, --app= app name -p, --pipeline= name of pipeline --node= the node number to show its setup and output
DESCRIPTION looks for the most recent run and returns the output of that run
EXAMPLES $ heroku ci:last --pipeline=my-pipeline --node 100

_See code: [src/commands/ci/last.ts](https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/v8.1.7/packages/ci/src/commands/ci/last.ts)_

## `heroku ci:rerun [NUMBER]`

rerun tests against current directory

USAGE $ heroku ci:rerun NUMBER -a -p
FLAGS -a, --app= app name -p, --pipeline= name of pipeline
DESCRIPTION rerun tests against current directory
EXAMPLES $ heroku ci:rerun 985 --app murmuring-headland-14719

_See code: [src/commands/ci/rerun.ts](https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/v8.1.7/packages/ci/src/commands/ci/rerun.ts)_

## `heroku ci:run`

run tests against current directory

USAGE $ heroku ci:run -a -p
FLAGS -a, --app= app name -p, --pipeline= name of pipeline
DESCRIPTION run tests against current directory
EXAMPLES $ heroku ci:run --app murmuring-headland-14719

_See code: [src/commands/ci/run.ts](https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/v8.1.7/packages/ci/src/commands/ci/run.ts)_
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* [`heroku ci:info`](#heroku-ci-info)
* [`heroku ci:last`](#heroku-ci-last)
* [`heroku ci:run`](#heroku-ci-run)
* [`heroku ci:rerun`](#heroku-ci-rerun)

## `heroku ci:info`

Shows the information for a particular ci run on a pipeline.

USAGE $ heroku ci:info 555 --pipeline=my-pipeline # 555 is the test number

## `heroku ci:last`

Shows the information for the last run for a given pipeline.

USAGE $ heroku ci:last --pipeline=my-pipeline

## `heroku ci:run`

Run this from within your repo directory to trigger a test agains the current branch and commit.

USAGE $ heroku ci:run --pipeline=my-pipeline

## `heroku ci:rerun`

Re-run a previous test run. If no test run number is provided, the most recent test run will be re-run.

USAGE $ heroku ci:rerun 555 --pipeline=my-pipeline # 555 is the test number ```