can't configure same project for OSX and Linux support

[scannell]

For https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php we've been using travis-ci for Linux and we're trying to add OSX to our build now that we have it compiling to avoid rot.

It seems from the documentation that "objective-c" really means OSX (even if one does not have any objective-c code) but it doesn't seem like there's a way to say we want to run on both (with different configuration scripts since we'd be pulling dependencies down differently on OSX.)

Is there some kind of method or workaround for this beyond the ugly hack of forking our own project solely for the purposes of adding a different .yml file?

[joshk]

Hi @scannell,

Currently we only allow projects to run on one arch as we don't have enough Mac capacity for all projects to run on both Linux and Mac VMs.

We are looking at ways to whitelist this for some repos, we just haven't had the opportunity to look into it further.

If Facebook is interested in this please email support@travis-ci.com and we can talk further :)

Have an awesome day,

Josh

[dinhvh]

I'd be interested too for mailcore 2.
http://github.com/MailCore/mailcore2

Mainly because I want to check cross-platform build issues.

[scannell]

@joshk, support@travis-ci.com didn't respond to my inquiry but I just pinged again.

[joshk]

I need to slap myself!

Sorry, will email you shortly, just helping ship a blog post :)

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@joshk, support@travis-ci.com didn't respond to my inquiry but I just pinged again.

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[erichs]

👍 Please consider adding multi-arch project support. That would be amazing!

[roidrage]

This is now possible, albeit in a limited fashion: http://blog.travis-ci.com/2014-05-13-multi-os-feature-available/