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travis only has trusty machines #220

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lucc opened this issue Aug 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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travis only has trusty machines #220

lucc opened this issue Aug 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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lucc commented Aug 27, 2017

@rkitover your latest dist: changes are useless. See the official docs and the logs of the build (line 16+).

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Thanks, I saw that soon after I tried to change the dist, I'm either going to make the lintian script work on trusty or use docker for travis, haven't gotten around to doing it yet.

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rkitover added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2017
Switch the travis config to using Ubuntu Artful (the dev release) via
Docker.

Currently the docker image will be built on travis, but later we may
store it in the hub for faster test runs.

Add autopkgtest support to debian/ using the bats test suite.

Break the `make install-deb` rule into multiple rules, this allows
calling `make build-deb` to just build and not install, and for the
Dockerfile, `make build-deb-deps` to just install the the build deps.
rkitover added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2017
Switch the travis config to using Ubuntu Artful (the dev release) via
Docker.

The previous two commits: 30d392e and e76538b, had no effect because the
`dist:` field for `.travis.yml` only supports releases up to "trusty"
and later versions have no effect.

Currently the docker image will be built on travis, but later we may
store it in the hub for faster test runs.

Add autopkgtest support to debian/ using the bats test suite.

Break the `make install-deb` rule into multiple rules, this allows
calling `make build-deb` to just build and not install, and for the
Dockerfile, `make build-deb-deps` to just install the the build deps.
@rkitover rkitover added the fixed label Aug 29, 2017
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@lucc switched to Docker, all good now!

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