CI for this project?

[nullbio]

Hi, just wondering if you have any plans on adding CI to this. Here are a couple of popular options:

http://circleci.com/
https://travis-ci.org/

I think this will really help future contributors and is a great way to demonstrate to the open source community that -- despite the complexity of this package -- the testing story is well looked after.

Thank you.

[StabbyCutyou]

This is a great idea!

I'll work on this immediately

[fortytw2]

@StabbyCutyou it's important to test on a variety of CI systems to ensure cross platform compatibility. I'd recommend at least 5 different ones to be safe

[StabbyCutyou]

That's a good point. We cannot allow a false positive on any one CI system
to mislead us about the sanctity of these tests.

Can you recommend other free CI systems, and I can add backlog tasks to add
more in, once Travis is passing?

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[StabbyCutyou]

I've integrated Travis into the build. If anyone has further suggestions, please continue to open issues.