| {"schemaVersion":1,"label":"Coverage","message":"82%","color":"green"} |
| {"schemaVersion":1,"label":"Coverage","message":"42%","color":"orange"} |
| {"schemaVersion":1,"label":"Coverage","message":"97%","color":"brightgreen"} |
Requests can take a long time and it would be nice to know what's going on and create a good UX around it.
Instead of a single long-poll request, we can use chunked transfer encoding to send multiple JSON objects back until the request finishes. I can think of two good sources:
| info: Welcome to Nodejitsu meteorpedia | |
| info: jitsu v0.13.2, node v0.10.0 | |
| info: It worked if it ends with Nodejitsu ok | |
| info: Executing command deploy | |
| info: Analyzing application dependencies in node main.js | |
| warn: Local package version appears to be old | |
| warn: The package.json version will be incremented automatically | |
| warn: About to write /home/dragon/tmp/demeteorized/package.json | |
| data: | |
| data: { |