Multi container CI setup #82
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OK, I can't fathom why the CI is now not starting... |
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OK, there is a bug in my yaml, here Travis reports "Could not parse .travis.yml". |
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Make Travis CI test two different environments, via the "env" stanza to setup for a CentOS7 and an Ubuntu 16 containerised image. Generalise the build script to allow for easy customisation of the build within different images. Add a small README to the tests area.
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@amete - ping on this review! |
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Hi @amete - yes, I think you're right about the containers. We have an HSF docker account where I can upload them. |
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Sounds good, thanks a lot @graeme-a-stewart :) |
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This is a better setup that should allow for testing against several images in parallel, so platform coverage can be easily expanded.