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- [x] README in doc/
- [x] clean tools/
- [x] CI: integrate travis-ci
- [x] .travis.yml and tests runner
- [x] link to travis-ci
- [x] fix failed tests in various plugins
- [x] plugin-check_…
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https://coveralls.io/ Should work well with Travis. Here's a Python API for coveralls that also showcases the coverage badge: https://github.com/z4r/python-coveralls
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Tests are "broken" more than a year. But they are working for most implementation.
It would be cool to have a separate CI status plate for every supported implementation.
This way one can always…
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Thanks to travis, we could add badges like the status of the project or the coverage to the readme. This is a nice touch as it will motivate us to have a better coverage.
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Submitted via email by @kurtpayne
The problem we were discussing over twitter is how to represent plugin quality. I see that WordPress has 3 controls for this:
- Last updated (can get this from gith…
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Automate building of releases and SNAPSHOT.
Deploying (even snapshots) to Maven Central would be good too.
Look at Travis CI ? Others ?
And add "build-passing" green badges to Readme on the 1st page:…
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We should add automatic builds for basics in the same way as for Alto, and then add a Travis badge to the README, as for Alto.
@akoehn , I think this would be easiest for you - could you take care …
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We need multiple things in our README.md, for example a table of contents and a bunch of images. For example
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### Description
The Travis status badge in the readme leads to https://travis-ci.com/pypa/cibuildwheel which redirects to a login page.
I've understood Travis has stopped doing OSS builds some tim…
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We have the Travis "build passing" badge currently and that's good, but at a glance, we don't know which tests failed when it's not passing. Likewise, newcomers cannot easily see if Remill yet support…