Travis CI Integration #108
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How does this work? Every time a commit is pushed the site tries to build it and posts the results? |
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Yes, that's exactly it. Once you connect you GitHub account, it will also send you an email as soon as it detects a broken build. It has saved me quite a few times if I have forgotten to upload a file, or git ignored something it shouldn't have. A pretty nice way to assure that the build process works universally. |
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If you do not know about Travis CI, you can check it out here:
https://travis-ci.org/
Travis CI is an awesome way to make sure that builds work for anyone that pulls down the repo. The configuration for this project was a bit challenging, due to Fabric, but if you look at the travis.yml script, you can see that I basically just ignore the tasks that fabric normally runs. In addition, there was an error with the javadocs step that ran for EventBus, so I made it where incorrect javadocs would not fail the build.
Side note: Most of the time, you see the Travis build badge at the top of a README, but I thought since there was already a section for Building, that was a good place.