Test Flight and "boot-tested"

After a build, Cyrus can run Test Flight: a disposable server of your exact Minecraft version, started from scratch.

What it does

1. Starts a fresh server on the version your mod targets.
2. Loads your mod and checks it enabled.
3. Runs commands against it and checks the responses and the log.
4. Where the mod has tests, runs a scripted test player.
5. Shuts the server down cleanly.

What the labels mean

• Flight passed: every required step ran and passed.
• Flight failed: a step ran and failed. The result lists which.
• Flight incomplete: a required step did not run. This is never shown as a pass.
• In flight: still running.
• Boot-tested is shown only for versions and parts where the test actually ran. If a check was skipped, it is listed as skipped.

What it cannot tell you

• It does not use a real game client. How things look and sound in the client can differ from what was checked.
• Player-behaviour tests currently cover limited versions. Where a check did not run, the result says so.
• A pass means the mod loaded and did what was checked. It is not a guarantee there are no bugs.

Install gate

Depending on settings, an install can be blocked when a flight fails. The page shows why.

Related: installing and rolling back.