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remove unused cmd #1628

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The pull request introduces modifications to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration in the .github/workflows/testdriver.yml file. The workflow is designed to run after the completion of another workflow called "TestDriver.ai Build" and is specifically configured to execute on a Windows environment.

The workflow sets up environment variables for Go and Node.js versions and defines specific permissions for reading repository contents and writing to pull requests. A key component of the workflow is the run_testdriver job, which utilizes the testdriverai/action@main action to download and execute an artifact.

The workflow includes a detailed prerun script that manages artifact download, extraction, and execution, with comprehensive error handling and logging mechanisms. This script performs tasks such as initializing authorization headers, creating download directories, fetching artifact URLs, downloading and unzipping files, and launching specific applications.


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Looks like my change worked, but now the results aren't getting commented into the PR

@esimkowitz esimkowitz merged commit 9c8084a into wavetermdev:main Dec 25, 2024
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Ohh ya.

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@esimkowitz its a bug at our end, we are on it.

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@esimkowitz To clairfy? Do you want results posted as comments within the PR? Or the "green checkmark" within the "github checks"

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I think ideally both, is that possible?

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