Hello Bastien, On Mar 22 2013, Bastien <b...@altern.org> wrote:
> I think this would be *fantastic*. I have no time for this at the > moment, but anyone willing to help setting travis is trivial enough to start using right away. I can make a patch for that. > This is efficient and not intrusive. > > To give another argument about why I think a pre-push hook on the > developer's side is wrong, imagine this scenario: > > - developer A pushes a commit, all tests pass > - developer B works on latest HEAD assuming all tests pass > - he wants to push his commits but the tests fail > - he naturally thinks it's a problem with *his* changes > - ... but it is not ... > - M-x doctor RET > > This happened for real: recently some tests passed under Emacs <24.3 > but failed under Emacs >=24.3. If we had a pre-push hook, I would not > even be able to push the fix, I would have to deactive the hook first. IIUC, it can't be done with travis. After little googling around, I found that such a conditional committing can be made if we have a continuous integration server (eg: jenkins) is installed and setup on org-mode server. How about using travis first.? Thanks., -- ఎందరో మహానుభావులు అందరికి వందనములు. YYR
