Add Travis CI support for the Python SDK #127
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This change adds the ability to run the SDK test suite using Travis CI. Specifically, it includes: 1. Using the Travis CI Docker capabilities to download a container running Splunk pre-built to run tests. 2. Fixes to "setup.py test" to properly log which test is running and also exit with a non-zero status code on errors/failures. 3. Fixes to various tests to make them work properly and not make any assumptions on the running system.
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Add Travis CI support for the Python SDK
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This change adds the ability to run the SDK test suite using Travis CI.
Specifically, it includes:
running Splunk pre-built to run tests.
also exit with a non-zero status code on errors/failures.
any assumptions on the running system.