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Why not using travis (or another) ? #21

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Kerollmops opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 8 comments
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Why not using travis (or another) ? #21

Kerollmops opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 8 comments
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Kerollmops commented May 18, 2016

Why not using travis to call cargo build, cargo test for each commit ?
Each pull request/commit can update the documentation...
I already use it on some of my rust libraries, so I can help you for that (I think) 馃槃

@Kerollmops Kerollmops changed the title Why not using travis ? Why not using travis (or another) ? May 18, 2016
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c0gent commented May 18, 2016

Yes I need to set it up. Maybe I will do that this week. I'll let you know if I need any help.

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If you want, this document really helps !

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c0gent commented May 18, 2016

Excellent, thanks.

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pravic commented May 19, 2016

@Kerosene2000, it can be useful only for the docs. Because you cannot test OpenCL in arbitrary travis machine :)

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That's right ! I didn't think of that 馃槃
You can't ask a specific machine on travis ?

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pravic commented May 19, 2016

No idea, I've never tried the travis before.

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here is a little help file somehow, I don't really know if that works 馃崑

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c0gent commented Jun 8, 2016

After some investigation, this won't be useful enough to warrant bothering with for now considering the constraints of an OpenCL environment.

Eventually a comprehensive, cross-platform test suite will need to be set up but I'm not sure that travis will necessarily be the way to do it.

Publishing documentation has been a simple shell script for quite some time and I see no reason to change that.

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