github batect/batect 0.6

latest releases: 0.85.0, 0.84.0, 0.83.9...
6 years ago

⚠️ This release (and all previous releases) are not compatible with Java 9 due to an issue in Kotlin's stdlib. Please use Java 8 in the meantime. #1 has more information.

What's new

  • Added --no-cleanup-after-failure flag to the run command. If a command fails for some reason (for example, because a container does not become healthy), rather than removing all containers that have been created, they will be left as-is to allow you to investigate the issue further. (batect will also give you instructions on how to access the logs for each container, and how to clean up once you have finished investigating.)

    If the task succeeds, everything will be cleaned up regardless of whether or not this flag is provided. Note that this flag should not be used on CI systems because it will leave containers created or running without human intervention.

  • A tips and tricks page has been added to the documentation with useful information on CI setup, IDE integration and how to improve the performance of your tasks.

  • A sample project demonstrating a basic setup for a Ruby project has been added: https://github.com/charleskorn/batect-sample-ruby.

Getting started

First time using batect? Take a look at the getting started guide, or the Java or Ruby sample projects.

How to upgrade from previous versions

Already using batect? To install this update, simply replace the batect script in your project with the one attached to this release.

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