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Add support for test compilation using Travis-CI #212

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@majekw majekw commented Jun 21, 2017

This is very basic support, it compiles Optiboot using
avr-tools only from one Arduino version, currently 1.6.9.
Attiny84 is in 'allow_failures' as it currently doesn't
compile on any version of tools.

This is very basic support, it compiles Optiboot using
avr-tools only from one Arduino version, currently 1.6.9.
Attiny84 is in 'allow_failures' as it currently doesn't
compile on any version of tools.
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per1234 commented Jun 26, 2017

I suggest that an Optiboot Travis CI account be set up and Travis CI builds be turned on for the optiboot repository before merging this PR so that the merge will trigger the first build. I'm happy to provide step by step instructions for doing this, it's only a few steps. Travis CI accounts are free for public repositories and it's very easy to sign up using your GitHub account credentials.

@WestfW WestfW merged commit 3c6446f into Optiboot:master Jul 17, 2018
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WestfW commented Jul 17, 2018

Do you, by any chance, have a pointer to a basic tutorial about Travis-CI ?

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majekw commented Jul 17, 2018

You could start from here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/getting-started/

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