Update Travis CI Configuration to Ubuntu Jammy and Enable PR Builds #25
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Update Travis CI Configuration to Ubuntu Jammy and Enable PR Builds #25
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Travis CI Configuration Update
This pull request updates the Travis CI build configuration to use the more recent Ubuntu Jammy Jellyfish (22.04) distribution, replacing the legacy Trusty distribution.
Additionally, the configuration is modified to trigger builds on pull requests. This ensures that every pull request is automatically tested, improving code quality and catching potential issues before they are merged into the main branches.
Changes made:
Updated the distribution in
.travis.ymltodist: focal.Ensured that Travis CI builds are triggered for pull requests targeting the
masteranddevelopbranches, in addition to direct pushes to these branches.This update aligns our Travis CI process more closely with our GitHub Actions workflow and supports our continuous integration practices.