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| Travis is a open source continuous integration service which works together with GitHub. When the GitHub mirror is updated (or a pull request generated) Travis will kick of a build across a matrix of configurations. It will also run "make check" on the final build to run our set of unit tests.
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| Travis is one the many CI build services we use, the current status is bellow:
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| == Current Status ==
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| {{CIStatus}}
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| == Limitations ==
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| The Travis build environment is limited to a few configurations:
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| * Ubuntu 14.04 Default Trusty Container Image (most builds)
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| * Ubuntu 14.04 Default Trusty Container Image using Clang (clang-5.0)
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| * Ubuntu 14.04 Default Trusty Container + ubuntu-toolchain-r-test (gcc 7)
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| * MacOSX (with brew installed support libs)
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| As a result it doesn't fully exercise the build system in the way our Buildbot used do. Fortunately patchew fills in the gaps.
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| == Configuration ==
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| See the {{src|path=.travis.yml|description=Travis config file}}
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| == Testing Changes to Travis ==
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| * Sign into Travis with your github a/c
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| * Go to https://travis-ci.org/account/repositories
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| * You may need to click "Sync Account" to get the list updated
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| * Flip the switch for your copy of the QEMU repo
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| * Any new pushes to your repo should kick up the results
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| * Goto https://travis-ci.org/dashboard to see your builds
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