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Add hooks to run tests in travis-ci #53

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troygrosfield opened this issue Apr 27, 2015 · 4 comments
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Add hooks to run tests in travis-ci #53

troygrosfield opened this issue Apr 27, 2015 · 4 comments

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@troygrosfield
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Would be great to have more visibility to test output as well as transparency to new PRs ensuring tests all still pass. The task here would be to setup tests to run in travis-ci:

@linuxlewis, you have to be the one to add the travis-ci service since you're the repo owner

This will also help test in other environments (such as django 1.8).

@troygrosfield
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@linuxlewis, I'd be happy to help get this all setup along with getting a valid release out to pypi. Feel free to add me as a collaborator on this project and/or as a releaser to pypi if you would like help. If for some reason you no longer wish to maintain this, I would suggest moving this to be a community own project at the following (org) url:

We just went through this with the django-ses app as well:

That way we can get quicker turnaround time on issues that need to be resolved and more help from the community.

@troygrosfield
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Furthermore, this shows how to tests against a postgres instance in travis-ci:

@linuxlewis
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Thanks for the suggestion. I started working on the travis integration in this PR: #56

@troygrosfield
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Looks good. The other big issue that needs to be address is:

Currently, the management commands aren't in the released package in pypi.

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