travis-ci

Travis installs Firefox 31.0esr by default, but we want to always use the latest version. The reference here says it should be pretty straight forward, but it doesn't seem to actually install, rather it just seems to download the tar file. Protractor still uses Firefox version 31.0esr when it runs. travis.yml addons: firefox: "latest" protractor.conf.js capabilities: { 'browserName': 'firefox' } Logs: Initial Firefox install still happens: [34m[1mInstalled Firefox version[0m firefox 31.0esr ... the addon section kicks in and downloads the file fine, before the before_install section as

I'm trying to add some wxPython tests to work with travis-ci, but I can't figure out how to install wxPython in the build environment. I used brew to install wxPython on my computer, but I can't get brew to work with travis-ci. In the travis-ci docs, it appears that brew should come built-in: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/installing-dependencies/#Installing-Mac-Packages , but as far as I can tell it doesn't. If I try to use brew, I get this error message: $ brew update /home/travis/build.sh: line 41: brew: command not found Here are some other things I've tried in my .travis.yml file to get

I have a project that uses a JAR with no maven repo. I made this by myself. Before build my project, I do this on my console: mvn install:install-file -Dfile=myownjar-1.5.jar -DgroupId=com.cmabreu -DartifactId=mylocal-lib -Dversion=1.5 -D packaging=jar -DgeneratePom=true and add the JAR to my maven repo (local). Then I add the required dependency tag to my POM file and build my project. But, when I commit to Github, I do not send my custom JAR (is another project). The question is: how can I tell Travis-CI to build my project using this custom JAR in its repository without send it to Github?

I'm trying to set up my CI for a Android project that uses some C++ code. As such I need the NDK that doesn't come pre-installed on Travis Android images. I'm currently achieving this by pulling the NDK myself, however my CI box is complaining about the CMake license not being accepted. The weird thing is that I thought this was included in the android-sdk-license which I am already including in my build. My travis YAML looks like this: language: android jdk: - oraclejdk8 - oraclejdk9 android: components: - tools - platform-tools - tools - build-tools-26.0.2 - android-26 - extra-android

I have a Java project created in IntelliJ and using Gradle. My repository is hosted on GitHub, I've also integrated Travis CI. My tests are done using JUnit and Mockito, Java 8. I'm looking for a tool that would automatically run tests whenever I push to my repository, providing me with information if tests passed and code coverage information. Would like it to generate a GitHub badge just like Travis CI does, so that I can see how each branch is covered and if it's passing. Thanks! I use JaCoCo to capture coverage statistics which get published to Coveralls to track coverage changes between

I'm trying to figure out how to get Travis CI working with my little Java library on Github. The problem seems to be that whenever the build process gets to the compilation stage, it won't compile the unit tests because it can't seem to find the JUnit jar file. Of course the Ant script works beautifully on my own computer, but I can't get the classpath right on Travis. How am I supposed to know where (or even if) they installed JUnit? Here's my Ant script: <project> <target name="test"> <delete dir="build" /> <mkdir dir="build" /> <javac includeantruntime="false" srcdir="src" destdir="build" /