Show "in progress" status in PRs?
See original GitHub issueRight now I see the bundlesize report only when the PR is completed. I’d love to see it in “yellow” while the build is still proceeding.
Maybe add a bundlesize start
command to run before any other build command to notify the PR about this check?
The test
script would look like this:
"scripts": {
// better command names are welcome 🙄
"test": "bundlesize start && jest && bundlesize check"
}
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Top GitHub Comments
Yep, I totally get that.
Tell you what, I’ll add it if > 5 people want it. That’s fair? 😄
I see what you mean, but the thing is that if I run
bundlesize
before I run my tests & build, it will never find the bundle file.So my
test
script is:Because I first run the tests, then I create a build and then
bundlesize
can read the size of it.While I wait for
test
andbuild
to complete, there’s not a bundlesize “in progress” badge