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Dow Jones
Using rake 12.3.3
Using Ascii85 1.0.3
Using RedCloth 4.3.2
Using multipart-post 2.1.1
Using faraday 0.17.3
Using acme-client 0.6.1
Using concurrent-ruby 1.0.5
Using i18n 1.7.0
Using minitest 5.13.0
Using thread_safe 0.3.5.c8158c9
Using tzinfo 1.2.6
Using zeitwerk 2.2.2
Using activesupport 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using builder 3.2.3
Using erubi 1.8.0
Using mini_portile2 2.4.0
Using nokogiri 1.10.9
Using rails-dom-testing 2.0.3
Using crass 1.0.6
Using loofah 2.4.0
Using rails-html-sanitizer 1.1.0
Using actionview 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using rack 2.1.2
Using rack-test 0.6.3
Using actionpack 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using nio4r 2.3.1
Using websocket-extensions 0.1.3
Using websocket-driver 0.7.0
Using actioncable 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using globalid 0.4.2
Using activejob 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using activemodel 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using activerecord 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using mimemagic 0.3.3
Using marcel 0.3.3
Using activestorage 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using mini_mime 1.0.2
Using mail 2.7.1
Using actionmailbox 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using actionmailer 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using actiontext 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using active_record_has_many_split_through 0.1.0.g561c960
Using public_suffix 4.0.3
Using addressable 2.7.0
Using afm 0.2.2
Using google-protobuf 3.9.1 (x86_64-linux)
Using twirp 1.1.0
Using aleph-client 2.1.0.gdf2a805d
Using allocation_sampler 1.0.0
Using aqueduct-client 0.1.0.g2ab5e8c
Using arca 2.1.3
Using asciidoctor 2.0.7
Using ast 2.4.0
Using metaclass 0.0.4
Using mocha 1.1.0
Using resilient 0.4.0
Using authzd-client 0.9.4.ra6f4763b
Using aws-eventstream 1.0.3
Using aws-partitions 1.284.0
Using aws-sigv4 1.1.1
Using jmespath 1.4.0
Using aws-sdk-core 3.91.1
Using aws-sdk-kms 1.30.0
Using aws-sdk-s3 1.61.1
Using badge-ruler 0.0.1
Using bcrypt 3.1.13
Using benchmark-ips 2.7.2
Using mochilo 1.3.5.g70afb07
Using bert 1.1.10.45.gf6727fc
Using bertrpc 1.3.1.pre.github9
Using html_tokenizer 0.0.7
Using parser 2.6.4.0
Using smart_properties 1.13.1
Using better_html 1.0.11
Using bindata 2.4.6
Using msgpack 1.3.0
Using bootsnap 1.4.4
Using braintree 2.95.0
Using browser 3.0.2
Using bundler 2.0.2
Using byebug 9.0.3
Using regexp_parser 1.7.0
Using xpath 3.2.0
Using capybara 3.31.0
Using cbor 0.5.9.6
Using charlock_holmes 0.7.6
Using method_source 0.9.2
Using thor 0.19.4
Using railties 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
Using sprockets 3.7.2
Using sprockets-rails 3.2.1
Using rails 6.0.2.2.5665d0867b
error-pages
GET /
✓ should respond with page list
Accept: text/html
GET /403
✓ should respond with 403
GET /404
✓ should respond with 404
GET /500
✓ should respond with 500
Accept: application/json
GET /403
✓ should respond with 403
GET /404
✓ should respond with 404
GET /500
✓ should respond with 500
Accept: text/plain
GET /403
✓ should respond with 403
GET /404
✓ should respond with 404
GET /500
✓ should respond with 500
error
GET /
✓ should respond with 500
GET /next
✓ should respond with 500
GET /missing
✓ should respond with 404
markdown
GET /
✓ should respond with html
GET /fail
✓ should respond with an error
multi-router
GET /
✓ should respond with root handler
GET /api/v1/
✓ should respond with APIv1 root handler
GET /api/v1/users
✓ should respond with users from APIv1
GET /api/v2/
✓ should respond with APIv2 root handler
GET /api/v2/users
✓ should respond with users from APIv2
mvc
GET /
✓ should redirect to /users
GET /pet/0
✓ should get pet
GET /pet/0/edit
✓ should get pet edit page
PUT /pet/2
✓ should update the pet
GET /users
✓ should display a list of users (70ms)
GET /user/:id
when present
✓ should display the user
✓ should display the users pets
when not present
✓ should 404
GET /user/:id/edit
✓ should display the edit form
PUT /user/:id
✓ should 500 on error
✓ should update the user
POST /user/:id/pet
✓ should create a pet for user (19ms)
params
GET /
✓ should respond with instructions
GET /user/0
✓ should respond with a user
GET /user/9
✓ should fail to find user
GET /users/0-2
✓ should respond with three users
GET /users/foo-bar
✓ should fail integer parsing
resource
GET /
✓ should respond with instructions
GET /users
✓ should respond with all users
GET /users/1
✓ should respond with user 1
GET /users/9
✓ should respond with error
GET /users/1..3
✓ should respond with users 1 through 3
DELETE /users/1
✓ should delete user 1
DELETE /users/9
✓ should fail
GET /users/1..3.json
✓ should respond with users 2 and 3 as json
route-map
GET /users
✓ should respond with users
DELETE /users
✓ should delete users
GET /users/:id
✓ should get a user
GET /users/:id/pets
✓ should get a users pets
GET /users/:id/pets/:pid
✓ should get a users pet
route-separation
GET /
✓ should respond with index
GET /users
✓ should list users
GET /user/:id
✓ should get a user
✓ should 404 on missing user
GET /user/:id/view
✓ should get a user
✓ should 404 on missing user (13ms)
GET /user/:id/edit
✓ should get a user to edit
PUT /user/:id/edit
✓ should edit a user
POST /user/:id/edit?_method=PUT
✓ should edit a user
GET /posts
✓ should get a list of posts
vhost
example.com
GET /
✓ should say hello
GET /foo
✓ should say foo
foo.example.com
GET /
✓ should redirect to /foo
bar.example.com
GET /
✓ should redirect to /bar
web-service
GET /api/users
without an api key
✓ should respond with 400 bad request
with an invalid api key
✓ should respond with 401 unauthorized
with a valid api key
✓ should respond users json
GET /api/repos
without an api key
✓ should respond with 400 bad request
with an invalid api key
✓ should respond with 401 unauthorized
with a valid api key
✓ should respond repos json
GET /api/user/:name/repos
without an api key
✓ should respond with 400 bad request
with an invalid api key
✓ should respond with 401 unauthorized
with a valid api key
✓ should respond user repos json
✓ should 404 with unknown user
when requesting an invalid route
✓ should respond with 404 json
1123 passing (4s)
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Writing coverage object [/home/runner/build/expressjs/express/coverage/coverage.json]
Writing coverage reports at [/home/runner/build/expressjs/express/coverage]
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=============================== Coverage summary ===============================
Statements : 98.81% ( 1916/1939 ), 38 ignored
Branches : 94.58% ( 751/794 ), 22 ignored
Functions : 100% ( 267/267 )
Lines : 100% ( 1872/1872 )
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The command "npm run test-ci" exited with 0.
$ npm run lint
> express@4.17.1 lint /home/runner/build/expressjs/express
> eslint .
The command "npm run lint" exited with 0.
store build cache
$ # Upload coverage to coveralls
Done. Your build exited with 0.
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Transformation by the numbers
22%
Improvement in developer productivity*
433%
ROI over three years *
80%
Time saved In developer onboarding *
* Results based on a composite organization of 120,000 employees and 7,000 developers using GitHub Enterprise Cloud, GitHub Advanced Security, Actions, Codespaces, Discussions, Pages, and testing GitHub Copilot.
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Developers
330M+
Private and public repositories
1000s
Open source communities
1B+
Annual contributions
4M+
Organizations
90%
Fortune 100 companies