Closed mikeholler closed 10 years ago
Nobody touch this.
if I'm trying to setup Travis to check Java programs, will it automatically handle all the .jar files and libraries I am using if the jre is supported??
"Travis CI environment provides Oracle JDK 7 (default), Oracle JDK 8 ("Early Access" release), OpenJDK 6, OpenJDK 7, Gradle 1.9, Maven 3.1 and Ant 1.8. Java project builder has reasonably good defaults for projects that use Gradle, Maven or Ant" - so that means JUnit and Selenium Webdriver is a no-go?
Just curious.
We will not be writing Java for this project. If you're interested in using Travis for your own personal use, there is a learning curve to understand what Continuous Integration tools like Travis-CI are capable of. If it's something you want to learn for fun (you should) do some reading on "Continuous Integration" and "continuous integration best practices".
Cool, ty. I didn't realize those are all build tools.
This is an example of what happens when you submit a broken Travis build.