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I guess Travis Pro works like pretty much the same way as any private CI would work with the plugin. This means that you have to explicitly provide repoToken like @v4ngelo said.
If someone creates a pull request or could tell if there's way to configure Travis Pro automatically, I'm happy to do that.
i just encountered this myself and i'm not sure it's possible to auto-configure the pro account which is potentially going to be a larger issue now that all open source projects are being migrated over.
i think @v4ngelo has the best approach right now, the token just needs to be encrypted w the travis client. make sure you specify --pro otherwise the wrong api endpoints are used.
Currently this plugin only supports
travis-ci
, would be nice if it supportedtravis-pro
, and probably not too big of a change.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: