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I must admit, I had no idea what Travis CI was until today. I have never heard that name before. Today there have been two submissions for this Python/Perl supp
by coderdude 15y ago
I must admit, I had no idea what Travis CI was until today. I have never heard that name before. Today there have been two submissions for this Python/Perl support they're adding (the first one had 15 up-votes in 13 minutes). Now this one is here.
Is this some super-popular but yet not very well known (to me, at least) piece of software? Because it sure seems like they've got some pretty hardcore fans.
- cookiestack 15y agoTravis is an open source CI system for running open source projects on. It uses a distributed setup to run the tests of projects in a sandboxed environment. The VMs also provide multiple lang versions so you can test your library against several ruby/python/perl/node/erlang/php versions without even having to think about it. In short, Travis makes CI testing easy and fun for OS projects.
- coderdude 15y agoIt has certainly piqued my interest. Oh, and I just did a quick look around too and realized that yes, many people know about this software. :)
- 198d 15y agoSeeing how everything is opensourced, how easy is this to get up and running on an intranet? Is that at all a goal of the project?
- cookiestack 15y agoIt is one of the eventually goals, but Travis has a lot of moving parts due to its distributed nature. We do plan to make in-house installs easier in the future.
- mnutt 15y agoIt is pretty heavily integrated with Github. And at least last time I checked it was challenging to get it to use private Github projects. I believe the feature is on their roadmap, though.