Two small fixes:
It's possible for these apt-get install lines to produce an interactive prompt, which then causes the build to time out. This was happening with me recently and caused at least abcl builds to fail.
Meanwhile, all my 32-bit builds were failing because Travis CI's current infrastructure didn't seem to like libc6:i386. Initially I replaced it with libc6-i386 instead, but clisp32 remained broken. Finally I managed to enable multiarch properly and this seems to fix things.
I offer the caveat that I've only tested these changes on travis-ci.org, and not on travis-ci.com which is using different infrastructure I think.
Cool, thanks for the fixes and the insightful commit messages! :-) Merged. (Since we can't test on travis-ci.com, there's not much we can do other than accept patches from users of that service.)
Two small fixes: It's possible for these apt-get install lines to produce an interactive prompt, which then causes the build to time out. This was happening with me recently and caused at least abcl builds to fail.
Meanwhile, all my 32-bit builds were failing because Travis CI's current infrastructure didn't seem to like
libc6:i386
. Initially I replaced it withlibc6-i386
instead, but clisp32 remained broken. Finally I managed to enable multiarch properly and this seems to fix things.I offer the caveat that I've only tested these changes on travis-ci.org, and not on travis-ci.com which is using different infrastructure I think.