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Attempt III of travis fixes
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language: node_js
node_js:
Diagnostic Dumps - RC 1 (#889) Add API side diagnostic reporting.
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- 8.11.3
Use travis' built in caching to cache both node and ruby dependencies
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cache:
yarn: true
Install RVM in the phase it would normally be installed in, and cache the install on Travis
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directories:
- /home/travis/.rvm/
Be explicit about which path we bundle into and cache it explicitly Because this is a language: nodejs project, Travis doesn't automatically infer that bundler stuff should be cached, or automatically append caching parameters to the bundler invocations. This adds manual caching for bundler. Note: the default path for bundler caching on travis is vendor/bundle, but this opts to use .vendor/bundle so that the files are ignored by most tooling, like tslint and webpack configurators. It seems better to ignore the whole folder using filesystem conventions instead of adding exceptions to each tool looking at the filesystem.
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- /home/travis/bundle
Use two different travis envs, one to test a production like setup, and one to test a self-hosted like setup. This uses Travis' Build Matrix feature documented here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/customizing-the-build/#Build-Matrix
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env:
refactor .travis.yml envs
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global:
- SECRET_TOKEN=e815982094c62436066bafc9151f2d33c4a351a776654cb7487476de260a4592
- OS_UPDATE_SERVER=http://example.com
- FW_UPDATE_SERVER=http://example.com
- DB=postgresql
- COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN=lEX6nkql7y2YFCcIXVq5ORvdvMtYzfZdG
matrix:
# Production like setup
- MQTT_HOST=example.com
# Self hosted like setup
- MQTT_HOST=127.0.0.1
API_HOST=127.0.0.1
NO_EMAILS=TRUE
Install RVM in the phase it would normally be installed in, and cache the install on Travis
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before_install:
- rvm install 2.5.1
- rvm use 2.5.1
Be explicit about using yarn to install dependencies in the phase where Travis does it. As listed here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/javascript-with-nodejs/ Travis uses `yarn` to install node dependencies if a `yarn.lock` file is detected. To make that obvious and happen in the phase when travis would normally do it, move the yarn install invocation into the `install` phase.
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install:
- yarn install
Be explicit about which path we bundle into and cache it explicitly Because this is a language: nodejs project, Travis doesn't automatically infer that bundler stuff should be cached, or automatically append caching parameters to the bundler invocations. This adds manual caching for bundler. Note: the default path for bundler caching on travis is vendor/bundle, but this opts to use .vendor/bundle so that the files are ignored by most tooling, like tslint and webpack configurators. It seems better to ignore the whole folder using filesystem conventions instead of adding exceptions to each tool looking at the filesystem.
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- bundle install --jobs=3 --retry=3 --path=/home/travis/bundle
???
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before_script:
Even more CI updates.
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- cp config/database.travis.yml config/database.yml
Change script execution order on travis.yml
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- bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate
There we go
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script:
Fail fast in CI
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- bundle exec rspec --fail-fast=3
Add `npm run typecheck` to fail CI if there are build errors
2017-07-27 14:54:48 -06:00
- npm run typecheck
Rename `test-fast` to `test`; Rename `test` to `test-slow`
2017-10-22 10:42:08 -06:00
- npm run test-slow
:crossed_fingers: Fix lcov.info bug part II
2017-07-20 10:35:51 -06:00
- npm run coverage