Add cancel_previous input - #10
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Passes --cancel-previous to the CLI so a new build cancels the still-queued tests of the previous run from the same CI context. Bitrise reports no build id to DeviceCloud, so the same-run sibling guard the other integrations get does not apply here: a build that runs this step twice needs a distinct check_name per invocation, or the second cancels the first. Said so in the input description. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Passes --cancel-previous to the CLI so a new build cancels the still-queued tests of the previous run from the same CI context.
Bitrise reports no build id to DeviceCloud, so the same-run sibling guard the other integrations get does not apply here: a build that runs this step twice needs a distinct check_name per invocation, or the second cancels the first. Said so in the input description.