core-lightning/.travis.yml

language: c
dist: trusty
sudo: true

# Trusty (aka 14.04) is way way too old, so run in docker...
script:
  - docker pull cdecker/lightning-ci > /dev/null
  - docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make -j3
  - docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make check
  - docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make check-source
Travis support. Signed-off-by: Rusty Russell <rusty@rustcorp.com.au> 2017-04-04 04:34:05 +02:00			`language: c`
			`dist: trusty`
			`sudo: true`

			`# Trusty (aka 14.04) is way way too old, so run in docker...`
			`script:`
travis: Docker pull separate to avoid output 2017-04-29 20:50:01 +02:00			`- docker pull cdecker/lightning-ci > /dev/null`
travis: Simplified build script The Dockerfile is now stored in contrib and built using the Docker Hub. This allows us to simply pull in the finished image from the hub instead of having to build it ourself. Should shave off about 2 minutes from the build time. I also switched to running the individual build and check steps in their own containers, but on the same volume, so travis can group the commands and run them independently. 2017-04-27 20:09:12 +02:00			`- docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make -j3`
			`- docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make check`
			`- docker run --rm=true -v "${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}":/build -t cdecker/lightning-ci make check-source`