Running Travis

When you create a pull request, Travis runs automatically.

Testing with Travis

The testing that happens via pull request ( via Travis ) is minimal. It consists of smoke tests and syntax checks for sanity testing of an interface change.Travis runs automatically whenever a pull request is created.

Building with Travis

Travis runs three builds:

• A build on three linux platforms
• A debug build
• A sanitize build

(pep8 on Python... what happens here?)

Codacy: static code checking... (what does this have to do with Travis?)

Appveyor: runs a build on Windows.  Does not run tests.

Seeing Travis Results

To see the Travis line in your pull request:

• In your pull request, look in the section at the bottom marked with this logo:

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• Click on "Show all checks" in the second item ("All checks have passed"). 

To see test logs:

• Click on the "Details" link next to the Travis test line to get into Travis. You should see links for CentOS and OpenSUSE runs.
• Click on the desired test to see the logs.

(pep8 on Python... what happens here?)

Codacy: static code checking..travis runs on a few linux platform. (what does this have to do with Travis?)

Appveyor: runs a build on Windows.  Does not run tests.

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