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verify-travis-appveyor

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Ensure node versions on travis and appveyor are consistent

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verify-travis-appveyor

Ensure node versions on travis and appveyor are consistent.

npm Node version Build Status JavaScript Style Guide

Useful as a maintenance script to ensure travis and appveyor are using the same node versions. Running it in a test or prepublishOnly script in your package.json will let you know if you have missed anything.

Install

Add to your devDependencies as part of your test and/or release flow:

$ npm i verify-travis-appveyor --save-dev

Or, install globally for system wide availability:

$ npm i verify-travis-appveyor -g

Usage

Run verify-travis-appveyor in a project folder containing a .travis.yml and a appveyor.yml.

Exits with code 0 if they are both consistent.

$ verify-travis-appveyor

An error message will be printed together with an exit code of 1 if they are inconsistent.

$ verify-travis-appveyor
travis:["6","8","9"] and appveyor:["4","6","8"] are inconsistent

Additionally outputs a WARNING for each node version that have reached End of Life (EOL).

License

MIT