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ckccameron opened this issue
Oct 28, 2020
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choreUsually related to project setup, code cleanup, etc.mvpTask is essential to completing MVP for the projectsetupProject setup task - i.e. database setup, model creation, etc.
Add the project to your repositories. You can do this from the main dashboard page by clicking the plus button next to My Repositories.
Configure your API keys that are environment variables for the travis environment. You can find configuration for environment variables by selecting your repository from the Travis dashboard and clicking More Options -> Settings. Configure deployment to Heroku by filling in the api_key and app variables in the .travis.yml file.
You can test that your Travis set up is working by pushing a commit to your repository. You should see a build triggered by the Travis dashboard. When the build is complete, you should see the change automatically deployed to Heroku.
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choreUsually related to project setup, code cleanup, etc.mvpTask is essential to completing MVP for the projectsetupProject setup task - i.e. database setup, model creation, etc.
Go to https://travis-ci.org/ and set up the account, if you haven’t already before.
Add the project to your repositories. You can do this from the main dashboard page by clicking the plus button next to My Repositories.
Configure your API keys that are environment variables for the travis environment. You can find configuration for environment variables by selecting your repository from the Travis dashboard and clicking More Options -> Settings. Configure deployment to Heroku by filling in the api_key and app variables in the .travis.yml file.
You can test that your Travis set up is working by pushing a commit to your repository. You should see a build triggered by the Travis dashboard. When the build is complete, you should see the change automatically deployed to Heroku.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: