Hi
The ideea is very good especially because we get travis-ci support. On how many platforms the tests can be run ? Is there a way to use a git hook in order to automatically push changes from sourceforge repo to github ?
thanks
Bogdan
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Since our commits are not very frequent, even manual pushes would do. But if someone volunteers to run a nightly cron run of the script above, it would be nice.
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I put the IT++ source code on Github and added support for Travis-CI and coveralls. You can check it here:
https://github.com/kumanna/itpp
https://travis-ci.org/kumanna/itpp
https://coveralls.io/github/kumanna/itpp
Let me know is this is useful.
Thanks.
Hi
The ideea is very good especially because we get travis-ci support. On how many platforms the tests can be run ? Is there a way to use a git hook in order to automatically push changes from sourceforge repo to github ?
thanks
Bogdan
You can do one of two things:
Since our commits are not very frequent, even manual pushes would do. But if someone volunteers to run a nightly cron run of the script above, it would be nice.
I have added support for testing the Debian package building with Travis CI using the new service http://travis.debian.net
The build can be found here:
https://travis-ci.org/kumanna/itpp-debian/builds/175093013
Kumar
For tests on Windows this service https://www.appveyor.com is free for open-source projects.