nteract / play

The code base for the nteract Play app
https://play.nteract.io/
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[play] Set up automated builds for the play package #13

Open yuvipanda opened 6 years ago

yuvipanda commented 6 years ago

Ideally, it would make a new container image tagged with the git hash for every commit. This is currently not possible on Dockerhub (which only gives you a 'latest' tag).

Our options are:

  1. Used tagged builds in DockerHub. This would make a new build of play every time there's a tag made like 'play-*'. This won't give us an image per commit though, and would require a new tag to be made every time we want to deploy. This seems like too much coupling...
  2. Use travis-ci on this repo to build and push a docker image. This requires setting sudo: true in travis.yml, which is going to slow down your tests (there's no way to do that only for post-merge builds I can tell). Not sure if you want this
  3. ???
rgbkrk commented 6 years ago

We could have another repo that does regular builds, possibly using Travis CI's Cron Jobs feature or even just triggering the other repo after we've shipped the latest version of @nteract/play.

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