Closed micahjsmith closed 6 years ago
An interesting note about CircleCI: even though most people ends up using a custom config.yml, one nice feature of CircleCI is that if configuration is not found in the repo it infers how to test the package.
And it does a good job at it!
For example, if tox.ini is found, it ends up running something like:
pyton setup.py install
python setup.py test
tox
which is probably is just what you would end up doing in a default config.yml.
So, if circleci is to be used, my suggestion is to simply add nothing to the repository.
interesting!
do you know if its possible to configure Circle to deploy to PyPI and GitHub Pages? I imagine if so, a custom .circle/config.yml would be needed.
CircleCI has been discarded to avoid confusions between the two systems, so this issue can be closed.
Some people seem to prefer it. Modify the cookiecutter to create either a .travis.yml or a .circleci/config.yml file based on the person's preference.