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Upload latest build on success in Travis CI build #1173
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This task outputs the encoded "env" variable, which allows to use private environment variables inside Travis CI
@pangratz What's the status of this? |
Taken from http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/build-configuration/
So I'm closing this PR. A possible solution for an up-to-date ember-master.js in the Downloads section is an app on Heroku which is informed on every commit on this repo, as described in #782. |
@pangratz Darn. If you'd like to tackle such an app I'd definitely support that :) |
Well, the basic app is available at https://github.com/pangratz/github-uploader. I'll update it so only pushes to the |
@pangratz, can you open a new ticket with the steps needed to make this operational? |
Yup |
This is a WIP for using the upcoming feature of Travis CI to support encrypted environment variables inside the CI environment. With this feature, it is possible to have an up-to-date
ember-latest.js
in the repo's downloads section.I created this PR so everybody can leave notes on the implementation.
As soon as this feature is available* in Travis CI, I'll update the PR accordingly.
*travis-ci/travis-core#76 (comment)