/
Using Travis
Using Travis
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.
Building with Travis
Travis runs three builds:
- A build on three linux platforms
- A debug build
- A sanitize build
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:
- 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... (what does this have to do with Travis?)
Appveyor: runs a build on Windows. Does not run tests.
, multiple selections available,
Related content
Overview of Testing Your Code
Overview of Testing Your Code
More like this
Where to Find It: GitHub, Confluence, etc.
Where to Find It: GitHub, Confluence, etc.
More like this
Proposition for Instant-CI
Proposition for Instant-CI
More like this
Step-by-step Instructions for Bugfix or Feature
Step-by-step Instructions for Bugfix or Feature
More like this
How to Write a Manual Test Case
How to Write a Manual Test Case
More like this
Checklist for Developing Features and Bug Fixes
Checklist for Developing Features and Bug Fixes
More like this