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svenkreiss / html5validator

Command line tool to validate HTML5 files. Great for continuous integration.
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Integration with TravisCI: pip install fails with permission denied error #11

Closed php-coder closed 8 years ago

php-coder commented 8 years ago

In Integration with TravisCI chapter I see the example of .travis.yml that is using pip install html5validator command, but it fails with "permission denied" error. In this case we should use --user option: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27036259/how-to-write-travis-yml-if-my-project-deps-on-python-and-nodejs

Probably, it also affects old-style builds, that don't use the docker infrastructure.

svenkreiss commented 8 years ago

The link you give to stackoverlfow seems specific to node js projects (and possibly other languages) where the .travis.yml file contains language: node_js. Is that what you have too?

If that is the problem, it would be nice to add a note to the readme that points out the --user option if the project language is not language: python.

php-coder commented 8 years ago

Yes, this is my case (I have language: java).

svenkreiss commented 8 years ago

@php-coder: I added a note to the section in the README file. Does that work for you?

Thanks for reporting this. I assume it is common that people use a different language than Python in their tests. This will help a lot of people.

php-coder commented 8 years ago

I added a note to the section in the README file. Does that work for you?

Yes, thank you!

(But now I'm blocked by StackOverflowError...)