Good point! (I'm a bit biased :D)
On Friday, December 12, 2014 6:13:55 PM UTC-5, Luthaf wrote: > > Can it be possible to add some kind of support for code coverage ? > > I use this package (https://github.com/IainNZ/Coverage.jl) which seems to > be a standard one in Julia. > > For now I use a custom script in my .tramis.yml file, but the only > modification in the build script is > julia -e 'Pkg.test("MyPkg", coverage=true)' > vs the official > julia -e 'Pkg.test("MyPkg")' > so why not make this coverage=true the default ? To enable the coverall.io > output, one would then only have to add > > after_success:- julia -e 'cd(Pkg.dir("MyPkg")); Pkg.add("Coverage"); using > Coverage; Coveralls.submit(Coveralls.process_folder())' > > In their .tramis.yml file. Or there can be a special syntax for that if > needed. > > Guillaume > > Pontus Stenetorp a écrit : > > On 12 December 2014 at 00:28, Stefan Karpinski <st...@karpinski.org> > <javascript:> wrote: > > Btw, can I be added to the JuliaCI org? > > No idea who, but someone has taken care of it. If someone else wants > to join, just give us a poke. > > On 12 December 2014 at 00:49, Nils Gudat <nils...@gmail.com> <javascript:> > wrote: > > Excuse the ignorant question, but what exactly does this mean? I haven't > seen Travis CI before and clicking on the home page is slightly confusing... > > Ignorance is fine, at least in academia you need some of it in order > to accomplish anything. I agree that the homepage is a mess, > essentially they have a bunch of virtual servers that check if you > have a pending pull request or made a push to your repository. Once > this happens they will pull the code from GitHub and build/run tests > on their machines to check that everything is all right. If something > is wrong, you will get an e-mail/notification on GitHub. This enables > you to test against multiple versions of Julia and saves you the time > to pull code from other people to test locally on your machine before > accepting pull requests. It is worth pointing out that I am by no > means a testing fanatic, but I still really enjoy the service that > Travis provide. > > Pontus > >
