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Add Travis CI #257

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michaelbeil opened this issue May 12, 2015 · 3 comments
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Add Travis CI #257

michaelbeil opened this issue May 12, 2015 · 3 comments

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@michaelbeil
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We use Scrutinizer for verifying code quality assurance, and I think it would be good to add TravisCI for testing our builds across multiple environments.

Thoughts @bearded-avenger?

@AlchemyUnited
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fwiw, PHPStorm has some sort of code quality / evaluate feature. Most of the time, I'm afraid to use it ;) lol

JetBrains also has a JS-centric IDE - which I've yet to try - that I'm going to guess should have something similar for JS.

p.s. TravisCI looks interesting but it also asks for / requires access to ALL my GH Orgs. I'm not sure what they means for clients / project where I'm invited into a team. It would seem to be better / best if they let you pick and choose which GH orgs you wanted Travis'ed. Just me? Again?

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peiche commented Jun 22, 2015

Can't you set Travis CI to only check repos that have a .travis.yml file? I think that's a general account setting.

@michaelbeil
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yes, you are required to have a .travis.yml file.

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