Closed lpaulmp closed 5 years ago
@derekgottlieb yes it is taking so long to build de images I hadn't time this days to fix this issue but my idea is build the docker image in another place and here just use those images in the pipeline so this will reduce a lot of time.
Building images separately and keeping them in Docker hub would likely speed up the CI process. I'd be curious if removing > /dev/null 2>&1
from the docker-compose line would get the Travis runs passing until someone can tackle setting that up. I think the lack of any messages to stdout/stderr is what's causing Travis to give up on the CI run early.
Perhaps we can try rebasing this to see if it helps the Travis build to pass?
@lpaulmp Any chance we could give releasing 2.1.0 another go? I think the latest released version (2.0.1) will stop working with the next version of ansible (2.8), so it'd be good to get a compatible version released before then.
Anything I can do to help prod this one along? Looks like it just took too long for Travis to build all the base OS container images before running the tests, and since the docker-compose output is tossed it couldn't tell if the build was still progressing or not.