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how to switch from login/repo to organization/repo #26

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dcoeurjo opened this issue Jan 26, 2013 · 4 comments
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how to switch from login/repo to organization/repo #26

dcoeurjo opened this issue Jan 26, 2013 · 4 comments
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@dcoeurjo
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Just a quick question about this cool travis client: by default, travis showor travis history display build results for enabled repositories <travis whoami>/repo. However, my account belong to an organization and I'll like to see <my organization>/repo build results.
How can I do that ?

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rkh commented Jan 26, 2013

Either you need to specify the repo explicitly via travis show -r <my organization>/repo or you need to change the git remote origin to point at your orgs repo rather than your fork.

I have been thinking about how to improve the detection. Is your personal repo enabled on travis? One idea would be to check all the remotes or walk up the fork chain if the repo has not been enabled.

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rkh commented Jan 26, 2013

Though that would mess with enable/disable...

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Thanks for the quick reply, let me precise my setting: both my organization repo and my personal fork are Travis enabled (to reflect my roles of developers and maintainer)

I was wondering if there was something similar to the web site where when you log in, the "my repositories" tab gives you build status of both your repos and your organization ones...

By the way, the explicit -r orga/repo is a solution..

.. And thanks for this great CLI tool ;)

Le 26 janv. 2013 à 10:31, Konstantin Haase notifications@github.com a écrit :

Though that would mess with enable/disable...


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rkh commented Jan 26, 2013

Yes, I have been considering that, too. For pro travis whatsup already gives you that (as you can only see these repos).

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