Updates TravisCI config to use containers. #32
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TravisCI builds are failing due to an [issue with bundler](rubygems/bundler#3558). One of the [suggested solutions](rubygems/bundler#3558 (comment)) was to use TravisCI's container-based infrastructure which has the added benefit of being faster. This commit updates `.travis.yml` to use the container-based infrastructure.
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I tried a few different solutions and could not seem to make Travis CI happy. It's possible updating the config for Travis CI to test more recent versions of Ruby may help since some of the failures dealt with dependencies no longer supporting the specified version of Ruby. I would like to help more but am unsure of the next best approach. |
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TravisCI builds are failing due to an issue with bundler.
One of the suggested solutions was to use TravisCI's container-based infrastructure which has the added benefit of being faster.
This commit updates
.travis.ymlto use the container-based infrastructure.