Closed greglandrum closed 6 years ago
yeah, travis will run it every time this repo changes. Clearly that's not optimal. I can also set up a cron job to do it periodically, but I'm not sure how useful that is. It's worth seeing if I can chain builds: so if the rdkit build passes it triggers a travis build of this repo
In the meantime, we can run the build at any point by just telling travis to run it.
Now I just need to figure out how to connect travis-ci.com to an organizational account so that we can use this here too...
This currently just does rdkit (not the cartridge), and there's still a bit of ugliness in the way the version number is constructed, but this allows us to use travis-ci + conda to do build and automatically deploy linux builds of master. I think it's pretty cool and potentially quite useful.
The deployed files end up here: https://anaconda.org/rdkit/repo/files?type=any&label=nightly