Closed tlvince closed 6 years ago
I see from the logs that the module try to access https://api.travis-ci.org/builds/64305875
which is the Open Source version of Travis.
If you are using a private repo I imagine you have to use Travis Pro. If it's the case you have to use the --pro CLI option.
This is something we should improve in the setup cli.
Thanks! 🎊
Simply adding --pro
fixed it. In package.json
:
"scripts": {
"travis-deploy-once": "travis-deploy-once --pro"
}
I've had the same issue, although for free-tier version. I think it's probably because of the new travis-ci.com
. Is it supported?
I'm having this issue if I specify "Travis CI (Pro)" in the CI selection for cli and it fails with a file not found error, and I then attempt with "Other" and add my keys manually on travis-ci.com
This is happening to me now. It might be related to npmjs.com also, since I've downgraded yesterday to free?
Strange that adding the --pro
flag to the travis-deploy-once
script works... (But I don't have a pro account)
I'm experiencing https://github.com/semantic-release/travis-deploy-once/issues/13 with travis-deploy-once@4.3.3. I've initialised a semantic-release@12.2.4 project with
npx semantic-release-cli setup
, but the Travis jobs fail with:I have tried logging in as the GitHub user who owns
GH_TOKEN
on Travis and have tried manually generating a GitHub personal access token with repo scope (it's a private repo).Current workaround is to pin to semantic-release@7.0.2.
Full error
```js { HTTPError: Response code 404 (Not Found) at stream.catch.then.data (/home/travis/build/tlvince/example/node_modules/got/index.js:341:13) at