Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
Put inch
to :dev
, hen you can save up a lot of recompiling. Doesn't really matter on current size, but will make a difference later as the project grows.
Also it is a lot easier then to do an mix inch
locally before committing changes or newly added stuff.
I followed the guide on Inch CI, and it said to use the :docs
environment atom. If you want to run the Inch report manually you can use this command: MIX_ENV=docs mix inch.report
, as added to the .travis.yml
.
Yeah, that's the guide on the page, but the README of the hex-package on Github does explain it my way. He seems not to really keep all his pages up to sync...
James Wheaton notifications@github.com schrieb am Do., 25. Feb. 2016 19:54:
I followed the guide on Inch CI, and it said to use the :docs environment atom. If you want to run the Inch report manually you can use this command: MIX_ENV=docs mix inch.report, as added to the .travis.yml.
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@NobbZ Done. I used the instructions from the inch_ex
project's README.
Now we have to wait for @sashaafm. I can't activate the tools.
James Wheaton notifications@github.com schrieb am Do., 25. Feb. 2016 20:10:
@NobbZ https://github.com/NobbZ Done. I used the instructions from the inch_ex project's README.
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Especially for a data structures and algorithms project, I thought it necessary to have the build and docs status badges displayed proudly in the README.
@sashaafm: You will need to sign up with each of these services, and tell Travis CI to watch this repo. I have already changed the username in the images and links, so all you need to do is merge to master.
Great project! I hope to contribute more in the future.