I am submitting this pull request because I am working with a group of researchers to investigate the use of CI (Continuous Integration). We noticed your project is not using CI, and so we generated the necessary config files to get you started.
To enable CI for your project, you must follow these three steps:
1) Visit https://travis-ci.org/getting_started, sign in with your Github account, and activate this repository.
2) Add .travis.yml and your Travis CI status badge to your README by accepting this pull request
3) Trigger your first build with a git push
If you don’t want to use CI, we would really appreciate it if you could reply to this PR and let us know why you don’t think it is a good fit for your project.
I noticed you accepted this a while but Travis was never actually turned on (step 1 from above). If you need any clarification, I can happily provide it.
Hello
I am submitting this pull request because I am working with a group of researchers to investigate the use of CI (Continuous Integration). We noticed your project is not using CI, and so we generated the necessary config files to get you started.
If you are unaware what CI is and would like to learn more about it, you can read more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_integration
To enable CI for your project, you must follow these three steps: 1) Visit https://travis-ci.org/getting_started, sign in with your Github account, and activate this repository. 2) Add .travis.yml and your Travis CI status badge to your README by accepting this pull request 3) Trigger your first build with a git push
If you don’t want to use CI, we would really appreciate it if you could reply to this PR and let us know why you don’t think it is a good fit for your project.
Thanks!