Hi there :wave:, it looks like you are using ci-helpers in your Travis configuration. This is an automated update made by the maintainers of ci-helpers - we have now made it so that it is no longer necessary to include the $TRAVIS_OS_NAME variable here:
This adds some new functionality, including the ability to run certain builds only for certain event types (push, cron, etc.) using the $EVENT_TYPE variable, and skipping only Travis builds using [skip travis] in commit messages. See the README for ci-helpers for more information on these options.
Note that for environmental :leaves: reasons, we have added [skip appveyor] to the commit message to avoid running AppVeyor for repositories that use it.
If you do not want to make this change, feel free to close the pull request
Thanks! :robot: :wave:
If there are issues with this pull request, please ping @astrofrog
Hi there :wave:, it looks like you are using ci-helpers in your Travis configuration. This is an automated update made by the maintainers of ci-helpers - we have now made it so that it is no longer necessary to include the
$TRAVIS_OS_NAME
variable here:Instead you can now use:
This adds some new functionality, including the ability to run certain builds only for certain event types (
push
,cron
, etc.) using the$EVENT_TYPE
variable, and skipping only Travis builds using[skip travis]
in commit messages. See the README for ci-helpers for more information on these options.Note that for environmental :leaves: reasons, we have added
[skip appveyor]
to the commit message to avoid running AppVeyor for repositories that use it.If you do not want to make this change, feel free to close the pull request
Thanks! :robot: :wave:
If there are issues with this pull request, please ping
@astrofrog