Closed Zimmi48 closed 5 years ago
The OPAM and CI templates look promising. I'll switch to the templates after they support run-test: https://github.com/coq-community/reduction-effects/blob/488ad85418dd1e798f4796d0e9111dcc3ed75cba/coq-reduction-effects.opam#L15
We might need to activate CI manually per https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/6602#issuecomment-247029548
I got tired of manually working around this kind of issues, so I first reported a bug to GitHub, and they have fixed it, but apparently that was not enough for Travis (or they had specific problems yesterday). Anyway, I sent another e-mail to Travis yesterday. I'll leave them a few days to answer before manually working around the issue.
So they said that they are aware of the problem but it still has to be manually worked around. So I've just done this and a build is in progress at https://travis-ci.com/coq-community/reduction-effects.
This reuses the template from https://github.com/coq-community/manifesto/tree/master/templates to generate the README from a minimal
meta.yml
file. Note that you also have templates in there to generate an opam file (with slight differences from the one you added) and a.travis.yml
which allows to test a Coq project using either opam or Nix without having to rebuild Coq.The Travis badge is showing "build: unknown" because Travis hasn't figured yet the transfer of the repository.