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Remove sudo from travis build steps #246
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Weird bug, do you have an idea why it works as is on all my PRs? |
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Not a clue :(. I'm about to give up and sudo it anyway, although it feels gross to rely on sudo. |
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@Half-Shot when you move olm libs gcc can't found it's headers. Perhaps you need to configure gss environment? |
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The problem appears to be on Travis side travis-ci/travis-ci#9875 |
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Should this be squashed and merged now? I have no idea about best practices for installing dependencies on travis so can't really offer much help here. |
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I don't think there are best practices when it comes to sudden undocumented change. This should probably be merged, while we wait on someone from Travis to comment in the above issue... |
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Squashed and merged. |
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I... merged this without a signoff. Oops. |
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@non-Jedi I'm in the core team :) |
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Looks like this can be reverted now travis-ci/travis-ci#9875 (comment). |
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