ci-golang-test

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Travis-ci
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Travis-ci Vs Circle-ci Vs Codeship from stackshare

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###Travis-ci

• Pros

  • Unlimited open source projects with full functionality.
  • Extensive project configuration via .travis.yml file.
  • Has own headless browser support (albeit Firefox only).
  • Allows to cluster tests and run them in parallel.
  • Multiple build environments and target platforms (i.e. Node 0.10, 0.8, 0.6, Linux, OSX and so on).
  • Lots of deployment options.
  • Seamless UI integration with GitHub.
  • The free version is fully open sourced.
  • Self-hosted enterprise version.

• Cons

  • Commercial plans start at $129/m.
  • No BitBucket support.

###Circle-ci

• Pros

  • One build container free, without limits.
  • Commercial plans start at $50/m.
  • Can split up and run tests in parallel.
  • Extensive project configuration via circle.yml file.
  • Docker support.
  • Bonus points for open sourcing circleci.com UI.

• Cons

  • Non obvious open source support that is only mentioned in a blog post and buried inside experimental settings panel.
  • No BitBucket support.
  • Limited deployment options.
  • Didn’t see a way to encrypt secrets.

###Codeship-ci

• Pros
  • Free plan has 5 private projects up to 100 builds per month.
  • Unlimited open source projects with full functionality.
  • Commercial plans start at $49/m.
  • BitBucket and GitHub integration.
• Cons
  • Pretty basic configuration options via shell variables and admin interface.
  • No encryption of secrets.