Use the new build env on Travis

[joshk]

faster vms, better boot times, more cpu, more ram, better network

plus caching works on the new setup

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same when pulling 8ea8572 on joshk:patch-1 into 12f119a on Yelp:master.

[joshk]

hmmmm, tests pass but lint doesn't.

I don't know what could be the issue.

[asottile]

I think astroid broke their version on pypi (we were debugging this earlier) so it is probably fine. @bukzor

[bukzor]

Please link me to doc for sudo:false.

It seems to be the only actual change you made.

[joshk]

docs are in the works

more ram and cpu, faster vms, better boot times, and scalable infrastructure

[joshk]

the sudo: false takes care of the routing

[bukzor]

"the routing" ?

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the sudo: false takes care of the routing

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[joshk]

we 'route' builds to different queues for our workers.

[bukzor]

To restate, builds will be put into the new cluster based on this
sudo:false setting. Is that accurate?

I would assume sudo:false has something to do with disabling sudo.
If you're making this setting do double duty, I'd recommend against it.

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we 'route' builds to different queues for our workers.

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[bukzor]

I just realized we need sudo to set up one of our test cases :(