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Joel Clermont shared a great tip today about the GitHub CLI.
Instead of constantly refreshing the Actions tab in your browser, you can use:
“`bash
gh run watch –exit-status
“`
This gives you a live checklist in your terminal. The `–exit-status` flag is the key—it makes the CLI exit with a non-zero code if the run fails, which is perfect for chaining commands like:
“`bash
gh run watch –exit-status && say “Deploying!”
“`
Daryle De Silva
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11+ years building and scaling web applications. Writing about what I learn in the trenches.
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