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Integrate pjdfstest into Travis-CI #12
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- .travis.yml: provides the metadata for describing how the project should be built and tested. - travis/build.sh: builds the project. - travis/test.sh: tests the project. This commit adds support for the following matrix: - Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (trusty) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} - Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} Support for OS X will be added once runtime issues with it have been resolved. Some administrative switches need to be flipped in order for this change to be made effective, but this has proven successful on my fork (yaneurabeya/pjdfstest). Capture client information for FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X FreeBSD isn't supported with Travis CI, but Linux definitely is, and OS X is partially supported. Fixes GitHub issue pjd#12.
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- .travis.yml: provides the metadata for describing how the project should be built and tested. - travis/build.sh: builds the project. - travis/test.sh: tests the project. This commit adds support for the following matrix: - Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (trusty) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} - Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} Support for OS X will be added once runtime issues with it have been resolved. Some administrative switches need to be flipped in order for this change to be made effective, but this has proven successful on my fork (yaneurabeya/pjdfstest). Capture client information for FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X FreeBSD isn't supported with Travis CI, but Linux definitely is, and OS X is partially supported. Fixes GitHub issue pjd#12.
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- .travis.yml: provides the metadata for describing how the project should be built and tested. - travis/build.sh: builds the project. - travis/test.sh: tests the project. This commit adds support for the following matrix: - Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (trusty) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} - Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} Support for OS X will be added once runtime issues with it have been resolved. Some administrative switches need to be flipped in order for this change to be made effective, but this has proven successful on my fork (yaneurabeya/pjdfstest). Capture client information for FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X FreeBSD isn't supported with Travis CI, but Linux definitely is, and OS X is partially supported. Fixes GitHub issue pjd#12.
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- .travis.yml: provides the metadata for describing how the project should be built and tested. - travis/build.sh: builds the project. - travis/test.sh: tests the project. This commit adds support for the following matrix: - Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial) x {clang,gcc} x {ext4} Support for OS X will be added once runtime issues with it have been resolved. Some administrative switches need to be flipped in order for this change to be made effective, but this has proven successful on my fork (yaneurabeya/pjdfstest). Capture client information for FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X FreeBSD isn't supported with Travis CI, but Linux definitely is, and OS X is partially supported. Fixes GitHub issue pjd#12.
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Some of the developers contributing to pjdfstest use FreeBSD as their primary platform, however there are end-users that use Linux and OS X. In order to catch issues sooner, rather than later, we should integrate the project into Travis-CI (https://travis-ci.org). Doing so will give us sanity checks with Linux, clang, gcc, and perl/Prove.
Part of the work (incomplete) is being done on https://github.com/yaneurabeya/pjdfstest/tree/travis-integration .
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