Update README to include Travis CI

stern-devops-2020-inventory / inventory

The inventory resource keeps track of how many of each product we have in our warehouse. At a minimum it should reference a product and the quantity on hand. Check with the Product team for the format of the product id. Inventory could also track restock levels and the condition of the item (i.e., new, open box, used). Restock levels will help you know when to order more products. Being able to query products by their condition (e.g., new, used) could be very useful.

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Update README to include Travis CI #22

Closed azelenovsky closed 4 years ago

azelenovsky commented 4 years ago

As a ... developer I need ... to keep the README.md file up to date So that ... instructions are provided to potential users and Travis CI badge alerts potential coders to broken code

on: Travis CI badge what calls are available, what inputs are expected, how to run and test the code so that users know how it works.

Assumptions:

... Every sprint must have a Travis CI badge and has functionality updates that need to be reflected in the README file.

Acceptance Criteria:

Given ... A new release,
When ... a sprint concludes
Then ... the README file should include a Travis CI badge and reflect the current status of the project.

Maria-Bruno commented 4 years ago

Good example, for reference: https://github.com/DevOps-Promo/promotions/blob/master/README.md

Maria-Bruno commented 4 years ago

I'm interested in working on this one

Maria-Bruno commented 4 years ago

Sorry for not following Agile etiquette but this issue turned out to be directly connect to the initial setup of Travis (it was all part of the same lab so I had to do all the steps at once. I re-assigned this issue to me and can move it along once the other Travis issue is completed.