Add no-webserver flag for pipeline #3
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- Added a flag in order to not start the created webserver object in the pipeline.
- This enables preliminary testing of the created object.
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I think you need to rebase to get the check running. But you have to do it anyway due to the conflict. You could also directly add the preliminary check we discussed. |
- Added a flag in order to not start the created webserver object in the pipeline. - This enables preliminary testing of the created object.
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I rebased - this is ready for merging |
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Closing this since already partially covered by #7 |
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