Run TriggerCMD Tests Automatically When GitHub Receives a New Commit

Automatically trigger your test runner with TriggerCMD whenever a new commit is pushed to a selected GitHub repository, so you can catch issues faster without manual steps.

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By Sujal Rai

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Run TriggerCMD Tests Automatically When GitHub Receives a New Commit

Run TriggerCMD Tests Automatically When GitHub Receives a New Commit

Introduction

Keep your CI/testing workflow moving without extra clicks by connecting GitHub to TriggerCMD. Each time new code is committed to your repo, this automation triggers your predefined “Run Test Runner” command on your chosen machine.

Benefits

  • Automatically runs tests on every commit to help catch regressions early
  • Eliminates manual “go run the tests” steps for developers and QA
  • Ensures consistent execution on the right computer/environment
  • Speeds up feedback loops after code changes

Trigger Event

When a new commit is received in a specific GitHub repository (optionally for a chosen branch).

Actions

  1. Detect the latest commit in your selected GitHub repository/branch.
  2. Instantly send a TriggerCMD command to your chosen computer.
  3. Run your saved TriggerCMD command (for example, “Run Test Runner”) with optional command-line parameters to start your test suite.

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This template automates a specific workflow by connecting multiple apps and removing manual steps. It’s useful for anyone who wants to save time, reduce errors, and streamline repetitive tasks using automation.

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Run TriggerCMD Tests Automatically When GitHub Receives a New Commit