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QCD for Intel Xeon Phi and Xeon processors
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Enable Travis CI within GitHub #26

Closed martin-ueding closed 7 years ago

martin-ueding commented 7 years ago

I have now added support for Travis CI on devel. This is already enabled on my fork, so every commit I push will be automatically built and tested.

For this repository it can be activated trivially now. Log into https://travis-ci.org/ with the JeffersonLab organization account. Then flick the switch for the qphix repository to enable continuous testing.

Could somebody with admin rights on this repository please take two minutes and enable it?

bjoo commented 7 years ago

Hi Martin, I think it is excellent to have CI. However, let me check at the lab whether enabling this at the Jefferson Lab organization level is OK as regards policy ( e.g. Slack doesn't actually get access to our repo, the repo pushes to it via webhooks )

Best, B

On March 25, 2017 8:28:11 AM EDT, Martin Ueding notifications@github.com wrote:

I have now added support for Travis CI on devel. This is already enabled on my fork, so every commit I push will be automatically built and tested.

For this repository it can be activated trivially now. Log into https://travis-ci.org/ with the JeffersonLab organization account. Then flick the switch for the qphix repository to enable continuous testing.

Could somebody with admin rights on this repository please take two minutes and enable it?

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bjoo commented 7 years ago

Travis CI is working nicely now thanks to @martin-ueding ! I will close this issue now.