Closed KjellKod closed 7 years ago
Or was the intention more like this?: https://github.com/boost-experimental/di/blob/cpp14/README.md
Yes — this is exactly the suggestion, thanks! Should be able to reverse engineer this….
On May 17, 2017, at 8:19 AM, Kjell Hedström notifications@github.com wrote:
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So we've got some examples running in Wandbox, but now that we're getting some real content here and Jeff Trull has coded a change to go more strict on warnings I think we might want to set this up. What would we need to do to setup Travis? I'll try to catch up with you today.
As agreed. I'll add Travis for gcc, with "catch" as unit test framework, update the CMake file to add a separate test executable.
Once that is reviewed and merged we can later, in other pull requests, add cloud CI for clang (Travis) and possibly for Windows too (appveyor)
This is now setup and working -- so I'm closing the issue -- thanks for the contribution!
Hi Jeff,
This is not an "issue" but more a question regarding the feature request mention at today's library talk (c++now2017).
What was the proposition for using WandBox.org? Is it just to see if it runs and/or have unit tests? Maybe a travis integration would be enough? (ref: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/getting-started)
I'm using travis CI for my g3log library and I'd be happy to make a pull request to your repo with a similar setup if that is what was requested.
Cheers Kjell
PS: Example output from Travis CI. Such a cloud CI run happens for every pull request to the repo.