Open charlytron opened 4 years ago
Yeah, I got the gemfile error, too. Add this to your .travis.yml: language: generic
=== I got the idea from: https://medium.com/@desfocado/how-to-get-travis-to-work-with-no-build-language-9f4c03ed68b1
=== Full disclosure, my full project isn't running yet. But I did get past the gemfile.
Today i am also facing the same issue. Travis CI is not able build for me "no gemfile found skipping bundle install"
I tried to run adding the below line and but it still did not worked language: generic
use this below and it's run successfully
script:
language: generic
Thank-you for teaching this course, Stephen (and for what I've learned so far).
The feedback from travis-ci was a bit of a surprise, failing the .yaml file we provided. The job log did indicate tests passing locally.
I can't imagine we pushed a flawed .yaml, but does build config validation show that new conditions were added to travis since you published ch. 7?
root: deprecated key sudo (The key
sudo
has no effect anymore.)"root: missing os, using the default linux
root: missing language, using the default ruby
It would be useful to know why the job log shows that Ruby is not finding the gemfile. Thanks again.