On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 5:44 PM, Chris Laws <[email protected]> wrote:
> Without continuous build and test the pyczmq project can be broken until > someone trying to install and run the tests discovers the issue. This is > not ideal. > I agree. > Pyczmq was out of sync with czmq today after an update was pushed to czmq. > This meant it was effectively broken were someone to download and try to > use it alongside the current czmq. > True, that being said, I make releases to the cheese shop and those should still work with the versions they were tested against regardless of the drift in master. Of course, CI would help *prove* that that's true and not just me saying it. > I'm running a buildbot locally that checks libsodium, libzmq, czmq, pyzmq > and pyczmq upon detection of a commit to any of the projects so I was able > to detect and fix the issue relatively quickly. > > I would like to add some form of Continuous Integration checking to the > pyczmq project? Something like the Travis approach being used by czmq would > be ideal. I assume I need to create the travis.yml file and then what? Can > anyone tell me the steps I should follow to implement this? > It sounds great! -Michel
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