On 19/05/2015 04:34, Marvin Humphrey wrote:
Configuring for multiple languages is a pain with Travis, unfortunately.
We might get by using multiple environment variables and a custom test script
which recognizes them.
language: c
env:
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=perl
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=c
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=go
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=python
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=ruby
script: ./devel/bin/travis-build.sh
That works against testing multiple versions for supported hosts, though.
That was my first idea as well. Testing against multiple Perl versions
shouldn't be a problem with a setup like this:
env:
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=perl PERL_VERSION=5.8
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=perl PERL_VERSION=5.10
...
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=perl PERL_VERSION=5.20
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=c
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=go
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=python
- CLOWNFISH_HOST=ruby
It seems that Travis uses perlbrew internally to set the Perl version:
https://travis-ci.org/nwellnhof/lucy-clownfish/jobs/63065921#L84
So our travis-build.sh script could simply run `perlbrew use $PERL_VERSION`
before running the Perl tests.
Nick
