Set up CI

[richleland]

All of our client libraries use TravisCI.

• Set up config file
• Add TravisCI badge

https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/csharp/

[richleland]

Config file added to ISSUE-3 branch. @darrencauthon I don't know enough about .NET to understand the errors I see here: https://travis-ci.org/SparkPost/csharp-sparkpost/builds/115531913 - whenever you have a sec if you could take a look that would be great.

[richleland]

I think I tracked it down: http://stackoverflow.com/a/32302959/174030 - though I'm not sure if, from your standpoint, this is worth doing. It means changes to settings in the csproj file.

[darrencauthon]

We'd have to major changes to the csproj anyway. I think those changes
sound ok.

I won't be able to make the changes until I get back on my laptops later in
the day. If you don't want to wait, why not give it a try? :) don't worry
you can't hurt it. Anything that accidentally breaks can be fixed. Tinker
away...I'd LOVE to have this on Travis!

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I think I tracked it down: http://stackoverflow.com/a/32302959/174030 -
though I'm not sure if, from your standpoint, this is worth doing. It means
changes to settings in the csproj file.

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Darren Cauthon
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[darrencauthon]

Oh just to warn you: there is one test that is failing, I have one
integration test that I used during dev, making sure not to check in my
key. It's still in there, but I intended to remove it with more unit tests.

Another option for this failing integration test is to load a testing key
from SparkPost into Travis. Then the tests can fire emails and verify, at
least, that the SparkPost API responded with a success instead of a
failure.

Does Travis run the tests from a certain range of IPs? If you can load an
environment variable into Travis, let me know and I'll adjust this test.

On Saturday, March 12, 2016, Richard Leland notifications@github.com
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I think I tracked it down: http://stackoverflow.com/a/32302959/174030 -
though I'm not sure if, from your standpoint, this is worth doing. It means
changes to settings in the csproj file.

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Darren Cauthon
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[richleland]

YES: https://travis-ci.org/SparkPost/csharp-sparkpost/builds/115609947

[darrencauthon]

It's great that it built, but I don't think it ran the tests. I'll look up
how to run nunit tests with Travis CI

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YES: https://travis-ci.org/SparkPost/csharp-sparkpost/builds/115609947

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[richleland]

oh well, um, yeah....

[richleland]

[darrencauthon]

Hey it's still a step forward! I've never actually plugged a .Net app into
Travis CI, I'm learning too.

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oh well, um, yeah....

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[richleland]

btw - this might have the info we need: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/csharp/

[darrencauthon]

It does. Let me take it from here, I've got this.

[darrencauthon]

@richleland It builds and runs the tests. If a test or build fails, it goes red.

All we need now is the badge. Can you add that?

[richleland]

Added - thanks for the work here - awesome to have that set up!