Ok, let's try this again in a more controlled way (sorry about mess just now).
Added a very basic .travis.yml config file for Travis CI
If you set up Travis @s-andrews, you'll be able to have continuous integration checks every time a new commit is pushed.
You can see it running on my fork here to see what I mean
Currently, it just installs it and gets the version. It does this with three different Java environments. I just noticed a Maven branch and a test directory though - so if you have proper tests then it should be fairly easy to set these up on Travis
The advantage of Travis is that you don't have to think about the tests - it just e-mails you when something breaks. And, more importantly, you can get it to test a whole load of environments every time which is super handy.
Ok, let's try this again in a more controlled way (sorry about mess just now).
Added a very basic
.travis.ymlconfig file for Travis CItestdirectory though - so if you have proper tests then it should be fairly easy to set these up on TravisAdded a
.gitignorefile This is just to stop git from trying to commit thebindirectory.Again, feel free to use or ignore!
Phil