Closed liam-middlebrook closed 9 years ago
I don't like this solution to getting travis for content repos. You don't need a setup.py and tox.ini to run the tests, it's doable with just a travis.yml
and adding an ofcourse validate
(or similar) subcommand and seems like a much better approach. I'd rather keep non-actual-content files to a minimum in content repositories.
Also, this will probably interfere with the way that openshift deployment works.
Sounds good! I'll move that into ofcourse validate
Okay this should be all good to go now. Once you merge this I think it would be a good time to cut a release. Once you do that we should be able to have the generated TravisCI tests work for any ofcourse instances.
You know you can run those locally with tox -epep8
right? ;)
I realized that as soon as I saw the build start. :+1:
Awesome, thanks!
This should fix #1 and #16
\ Please Note: You'll need to edit the auto-generated tox.ini to point to this version of ofCourse and not my branch hosted here on GitHub. I've left it for now so you can confirm that this works. **