Add travis configuration to run CI on github #113
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This travis CI configuration will automatically build and run the test suite of patchelf whenever a commit or pull request is made on Github. It uses the `trusty` container-based configuration to deploy patchelf and build it on an Ubuntu 14.04 container, since the version of autoconf required by patchelf is newer than that provided by the `precise` containers.
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Tests are ran on http://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/patchelf/master, but we should probably denote that in README. |
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Those tests also look much more comprehensive than those run on Travis. On the other hand, it's somewhat opaque to outsiders, and makes it much more difficult for someone like me to determine whether my changes are working or not, whereas Travis (or other well-known CI services such as CircleCI) are pretty visible/transparent. Perhaps there's a way for |
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this is now done |
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This travis CI configuration will automatically build and run the test suite of patchelf whenever a commit or pull request is made on Github. It uses the
trustycontainer-based configuration to deploy patchelf and build it on an Ubuntu 14.04 container, since the version of autoconf required by patchelf is newer than that provided by theprecisecontainers.To enable travis on a github repository, go to https://travis-ci.org, login with Github and flip the switch for the
NixOS/patchelfrepository. Here's the getting started guide in case you have any questions.I tested this configuration out on my own fork, you can see the result of this PR here.