Closed rotty3000 closed 5 years ago
It looks good to me. I assume that you tested it and it works.
@lukasj can you take a look on this?
@m0mus how am I supposed to test this to make sure it works I cannot myself make this integration work. We need some help to assert this.
Once you connect your account (rotty3000) to travis, travis should automagically run builds from your travis-enabled branch.
@lukasj my account is already in travis!
I had to manually enable this repo in my jenkins profile!
It looks like javadoc doclint is failing on java 11.
solution to javadoc issue https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8212233
You can see the passing build here https://travis-ci.org/rotty3000/common-annotations-api
@lukasj is this fine now?
alternative solution to the javadoc build problem is to turn of detectApiLink - not sure which one is better. I'm generally fine with whatever works in this particular case
trying both suggestions! let's see...
Ok @lukasj everything is good with your suggestions https://travis-ci.org/rotty3000/common-annotations-api
@m0mus feel free to merge this - I'm not a committer in this project...
Can I get anyone to bless this please?
@m0mus this merge will break the travis build because the spec has an enforced limitation to build only on Java 8.
Should I remove the upper bound?
@waynebeaton if you or someone with better knowledge of the eclipse infra can take a quick look to see if this is suitable to bootstrap the travis build I'd appreciate it.