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# Enables support for a docker container-based build
# which should provide faster startup times and beefier
# "machines". This is also required in order to use the
# cache configured below.
sudo: false
before_cache:
# Kill all python bytecode in our cached venvs. Some files appear to
# get bytecode compiled in non-yet-understood circumstances leading to
# a full cache re-pack due to new bytecode files.
- find build-support -name "*.py[co]" -print -delete
# The `ivydata-*.properties` & root level `*.{properties,xml}` files'
# effect on resolution time is in the noise, but they are
# re-timestamped in internal comments and fields on each run and this
# leads to travis-ci cache thrash. Kill these files before the cache
# check to avoid un-needed cache re-packing and re-upload (a ~100s
# operation).
- find $HOME/.ivy2/pants -type f -name "ivydata-*.properties" -print -delete
- rm -fv $HOME/.ivy2/pants/*.{css,properties,xml,xsl}
# We have several tests that do local file:// url resolves for
# com.example artifacts, these disrupt the cache but are fast since
# they're resolved from local files when omitted from the cache.
- rm -rf $HOME/.ivy2/pants/com.example
# The stats cache contains timestamped reports unused by CI but that
# thrash the cache. Skip caching these.
- rm -rf $HOME/.cache/pants/stats
cache:
directories:
- $HOME/.cache/pants
- $HOME/.ivy2/pants
# TODO(John Sirois): Update this to ~/.npm/pants when pants starts
# using its own isolated cache:
# https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/2485
- $HOME/.npm
- build-support/isort.venv
- build-support/pants_dev_deps.venv
language: python
python:
- "2.7"
install:
- pip --quiet install coveralls
env:
global:
- CXX=g++
- PANTS_CONFIG_OVERRIDE="['pants.travis-ci.ini']"
# Credentials for OSX syncing: GH_USER, GH_EMAIL, GH_TOKEN
# These are encrypted with a public key for our repo that only
# Travis-CI has the private key for. We are trusting Travis-CI
# here but no-one else.
#
# See: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/encryption-keys/
- secure: VvwbndU++a2/iNAjk9cd67ATiipDwqcKnxDR4/J2Ik3GH10wHEDUhJ1+MK4WLhedfaOakDOEmarZQS3GwtgvCHO3knpTJuJc8d/bCfZovYuSqdi//BEv4dS7hDt6tQeJfkbBjG0T4yNjPJ3W9R9KDWCy/vj2CUm90BGg2CmxUbg=
matrix:
- CI_FLAGS="-cjlpn 'Various pants self checks'" # (fkmsr)
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrcn -u 0/2 'Unit tests for pants and pants-plugins - shard 1'" # (jlp)
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrcn -u 1/2 'Unit tests for pants and pants-plugins - shard 2'"
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrcjlp 'Python contrib tests'" # (n)
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 0/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 1'" # (c)
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 1/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 2'"
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 2/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 3'"
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 3/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 4'"
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 4/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 5'"
- CI_FLAGS="-fkmsrjlpn -i 5/6 'Python integration tests for pants - shard 6'"
before_script: |
./build-support/bin/ci-sync.sh
script: |
uname -a
java -version
./build-support/bin/ci.sh -x ${CI_FLAGS}
# We accept the default travis-ci email author+comitter notification
# for now which is enabled even with no `notifications` config.
# notifications:
# email: ...
after_success:
coveralls