Travis CI and pull requests

[vincenthage]

Hi,
Travis CI has been renabled on this repos;
it should make PR-merging easier, as it looks like most of them are frozen.
And by that I mean PRs that are probably working and only missing throughout testing on multiple environments.

So now when introducing a new feature or a bug fix, we should also add a test along it
(or is-it too much and it would slow down PR merging even more?).

Any commit/merge on master, and update on pull requests will trigger a run,
but the existing pull requests won't be run until they are updated in some way
so we will have to manually update them (either with a commit or by closing/opening them).

If you have any comment about the current state of PRoot and how to improve it,
don't mind leaving a message here.

Cheers,
Vincent

[jopasserat]

Maybe we should specify / clarify a branching policy as well?
It seems there are some new features in next.
Do you think all PRs should be done against next and then next would be merged into master upon release?

[vincenthage]

That's a good idea, and it will allow us to populate the changelog in batches.
Though next is bit behind at the moment and needs to be updated:

[ghost]

Ideally, travis-ci should build new releases automatically. That would take care of #127

[oxr463]

• Update .travis.yml
• Update README.md to point to appropriate URLS
• Fix failing test (CHECK test-230f47cf FAILED)

[oxr463]

@vincenthage, it looks like you already applied those fixes in the travis branch. Where you able to fix Coverity? It looks like it is still pointing to the old URL.

[oxr463]

https://github.com/mcandre/linters/blob/master/README.md#c

flawfinder.txt

[oxr463]

So now when introducing a new feature or a bug fix, we should also add a test along it
(or is-it too much and it would slow down PR merging even more?).

As a new contributor, I am finding a hard time figuring out what the tests actually do; the names aren't very descriptive. Perhaps we should include a comment in each test summarizing what the test does?