Move Napa to CircleCI

[darbyfrey]

@bellycard/platform

@ochagata We use CircleCI for everything else at Belly, but we haven't moved Napa over yet - now seems like a good time.

[ochagata]

Sounds good. I would still love to see the CI running the rubocop check though. @darbyfrey

[heymackey]

:+1: for CircleCI (once passing), though you might need to find a way to tell it not to run rake db:create (thinks its a rails app). I think you can do that using override as discussed here: http://blog.joshsoftware.com/2013/12/18/overriding-circleci-settings-to-load-data-from-seed-and-rake-tasks/

[darbyfrey]

@danielmackey build is green now

@ochagata want to update your PR to run rubocop once I merge this in?

If I can get a +1 I'll merge this one in right away

[heymackey]

+1 from me.

[ochagata]

@darbyfrey Yeah, I'll need to add an exclude for vendor. It included it and started running rubocop for all gems. I'll make the commit tomorrow

[ochagata]

@darbyfrey Might need to change the config on either github or travis to make the builds stop, since the last commit had a failed build due to a missing .travis.yml

[ashtonthomas]

@ochagata it's just to put us in the mood for Christmas :christmas_tree:

;-)

[ochagata]

@ashtonthomas :snowman: