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Changes Unknown when pulling 8c96a5a on stephenplusplus:spp--circle-maybe into ** on GoogleCloudPlatform:master**.

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Before:

• test.sh is called from Circle
• test.sh runs tests for all Node versions
• test.sh reports to coveralls with code coverage

After:

• test.sh is called from Circle with argument "4"
• test.sh runs tests for called version (4)
• Circle reports to coveralls with code coverage
• test.sh is called from Circle with argument "6"
• test.sh is called from Circle with argument "7"
• test.sh is called from Circle with argument "8"

This has a couple benefits that I see:

• More configuration is moved to the Circle UI. This makes it easier to test settings without these backwards CI-poking PRs.
• Logging output is less likely to be collapsed by the UI, where Circle forces you to download the raw .txt log file. This is because each Node version now gets its own allowance.

Here is what the Circle UI "test" task is configured to run now:

git config --global user.name "circle-ci"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
. scripts/circle/test.sh 4
export COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN="vKZ7a3PpW0lRBRWC12dPw2EiZE5ml962J"; npm run coveralls
. scripts/circle/test.sh 6
. scripts/circle/test.sh 7
. scripts/circle/test.sh 8

Let's see how this goes.