Closed CGA1123 closed 8 years ago
Hi @CGA1123, thanks so much for the PR.
Just a few notes from me:
.travis.yml
file needs to be in the root directory. At the moment, Travis can't find it as it's in the workers
directory.Does that all seem fair?
Hey @maxehmookau,
Sounds good to me!
Just noticed, looking at the travis build log, it seems that ruby 2.3.1 is actually supported.
rake not being part of the bundle is the reason for the failure.
Great, this is looking good.
To fix that error, I think just adding rake
to the gemfile and adding a Rakefile
should at least make travis pass even if there's no actual tests yet.
Once we get this PR to the point where it's passing then we can use it as a starting point to build tests for other PRs to be judged again.
What testing framework are you looking at using? Just so that a default rake task can be set to run the framework, even if no tests are present.
Ideally minitest. Since it's fairly simple to pick up unlike rspec which has a bit of a learning curve.
I'll merge this now though since the build technically passes (even though it's not checking anything). Feel free to submit a PR if you want to add minitest, otherwise I'll do it when I get a spare moment :)
Thanks! 👍
4 mentions wanting to add the repo to travis
Travis CI currently does not support ruby 2.3