travis-ci

In my android's gradle.properties I have the following: android.enableAapt2=false My gradle.properties is located in my ~/.gradle/gradle.properties in my local machine. I am wondering how I can add android.enableAapt=false to my yml file. I tried to add it under global but that didn't work there was no errors but in robolectric it needs to be set if you are using gradle:3.0.0-beta3 . language: android jdk: oraclejdk8 env: global: - ANDROID_TARGET=android-25 - ANDROID_ABI=armeabi-v7a - android.enableAapt2=false android: components: - tools - platform-tools - build-tools-25.0.3 - android-25 -

I have a project that I'm trying to automate tests using Travis CI. I have a dev branch and a test branch, and they have different environment variables. For example, on the dev branch, I need to connect to a different API than the test branch, specified by an environment variable. So, when I run the build on the dev branch on Travis, how do I set it up so that it only tests with the dev set of environment variables, and likewise for build on test branch? There is no great way to do this right now, but you can write a shell script that checks the Travis environmental variable TRAVIS_BRANCH

I am having problems using setup releases with a github token. I like travis-ci but I am not willing to hand out my github password - I need to use the token and I read the documentation as this should be possible this way. Unfortunately it still asks for pasword: $ travis login --github-token XXXXXXXXX Successfully logged in as ligi! $ travis whoami You are ligi (ligi) $ travis setup releases Detected repository as ligi/gobandroid, is this correct? |yes| Username: The Travis CI CLI will not send the GitHub password to Travis CI, instead it will send it to GitHub and use it to generate a

How would I escape a whole line in YAML? I want to have json='{"title": "travis_saulshanabrook_site","key": "'$(cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub)'"}' in a list, but I can't get it to parse into a string. I can put single quotes around the whole line, but then I would have to escape every single quote in my string, making it very hard to read. The string will be run as a bash command in Travis CI The most elegant solution is to use the literal style | indicator, with the - modifier to strip the final newline. That way there are no extra quotes necessary. If this scalar happens to be the only thing in a

Is there a way where I can integrate TravisCi with Giltab? or at least logging in TravisCi using username and password and not Github credentials? Holger Just No, as of right now, Travis-CI is strictly bound to GitHub. While there are certainly talks about lessening this requirement, it's still there for still some time to come. As a workaround, you could push your stuff to GitHub and from there to Travis, using GitHub only as an intermediary. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22693830/integrate-gitlab-and-travisci

When I use the Travis CI "container-based" infrastructure , I must have sudo: false set in my .travis.yml ; but this appears to be incompatible with automatic deployment using, for example deploy: provider: hackage which causes my build to fail with Installing deploy dependencies sudo: must be setuid root How can I use automatic deployment from Travis CI with the container-based infrastructure? The final lines of the build log, starting with successful completion of the code build and test are: The command "stack $ARGS --no-terminal --install-ghc test --haddock" exited with 0. #cache.2 store