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Introduction
This section describes about using Cutter on Travis CI . Travis CI is a hosted continuous integration service for the open source community.
You can use Travis CI for your open source software. This section only describes about Cutter related configuration. See Travis CI:Documentation about general Travis CI.
Configuration
Travis CI is running on 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04. (See Travis CI: About Travis CI Environment .) You can use apt-line for Ubuntu 12.04 provided by Cutter project to install Cutter on Travis CI.
You can custom build lifecycle by
.travis.yml
. (See
Travis CI: Conifugration your Travis CI build with .travis.yml
.) You can use
before_install:
hook or
install:
hook.
Configuration for C/C++
You should execute the setup script at
install:
hook because there is no dominant convention in the community about dependency management, Travis CI skips dependency installation for C/C++ projects.
[1]
Add the following
install:
configuration to
.travis.yml
:
install: - curl --silent --location https://raw.github.com/clear-code/cutter/master/data/travis/setup.sh | sh
With the above configuration, you can use Cutter for your build.
Configuration for other languages
You should execute the setup script at
before_install:
hook not to override default dependency management rules which depends on each project's language if you are writing language binding for specific C/C++ library and executing its tests by Cutter at your project.
[2]
Add the following
before_install:
configuration to
.travis.yml
:
before_install: - curl --silent --location https://raw.github.com/clear-code/cutter/master/data/travis/setup.sh | sh
With the above configuration, you can use Cutter for your build.
[1] Travis CI: Building a C Project 'Dependency Management' or Travis CI: Building a C Project 'Dependency Management' section explains that Travis CI does not install specific dependency installation.
[2]
Travis CI: Configuring your Travis CI build with .travis.yml
'Build Lifecycle' section explains that Travis CI executes languange specific dependency installation at
install:
hook.
