Running locally without any integration
See original GitHub issueApologies if this is obvious, or has been asked before - I have had an admittedly quick look but can’t see anything.
Is there any way to run danger-js locally without trying to “phone home” to github? I.e. as a simple cli tool that dumps to the console, exit 1 on error type of thing?
I’ve seen the DANGER_FAKE_CI
env var which I’d hoped might do this but sadly not 😭
Longer term Peril is probably the better answer for my particular use case, but again without the github bit.
Thanks
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Roughly, you’d need to
Will do 👍