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I have a Travis build job that is running mocha tests, however the build is failing with the error: Error: Cannot find module './sources/reddit' My file tree is the following feeds/ sources/ Reddit.js Feeds.js app.js Within Feeds.js I am doing var https = require('https'), q = require('q'), Reddit = require('./sources/reddit'); However it seems to be flagging up an error loading it up. This error is because I was referencing ./sources/reddit with reddit as lowercase, on the filesystem the file is Reddit with an uppercase R . Mac OSX deals with case sensitivity well, Linux does not. To complete

Is there a sanctioned way to either script or bypass the Heroku Toolbelt's login prompt? I've come across a number of hacks which claim to provide a solution (expect, environment variables, interpolating environment variables in .netrc, etc.), but I'd really like to find a stable solution. набиячлэвэли From what I see in the docs, there's three ways one can go about this. Method 1: Login via CLI The first one is to authenticate via Login&Password (bleh). Knowing the input format - login on one line, password on the other - we can cat or echo the data in: Via secure env vars: ( echo "$HEROKU

This question is unlikely to help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide audience of the internet. For help making this question more broadly applicable, visit the help center . Closed 7 years ago . If there are, then they must be very well hidden...I've tried googling, traversing the maze of Symfony docs, asking on twitter and searching here but have found nothing useful. Stumbling block 1: Where to create my bundle, designed to be open-sourced? If

Having the need to add a condition to the Post Build event in my Visual Studio 2013 project, I ended up with the following: <PropertyGroup Condition=" '$(OS)' == 'Windows_NT' "> <PostBuildEvent>"$(SolutionDir)..\Deploy\Build\sign-bin.cmd"</PostBuildEvent> </PropertyGroup> I've added the condition Condition=" '$(OS)' == 'Windows_NT' " manually with a text editor to the CSPROJ file. This works as expected, my solution builds successfully both in Visual Studio as well as in Travis CI . What doesn't work: When editing the Post Build event inside Visual Studio in the graphical editor, it seems to

I have a repo that contains multiple components, most of them in JavaScript (Node.js) and one written in Ruby (Ruby on Rails). I'd like to have one .travis.yml file that triggers one build that runs all the tests for each of the components. According to this Travis CI Google Group thread , there is no official support for this for now. My directory structure looks like this: . ├── buildserver ├── core ├── extensions ├── webapp ├── Vagrantfile ├── package.json ├── .travis.yml └── Makefile I want to be able to run specific versions of Ruby (2.2.2) and Node.js (0.12.2). I already have a make