Don't run unit tests on Travis - just build the project #370
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* It seems emulator-based unit testing is currently horribly broken due to issues with the API Level 23-25 emulators (http://stackoverflow.com/a/28751112/937715), so for now change to just building the project on Travis
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I've opened #371 to track the issue with running the emulator and unit tests on Travis. |
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Thanks Sean |
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This reverts commit 781d364.
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It seems emulator-based unit testing is currently horribly broken due to issues with the API Level 23-25 emulators/SDK:
...so for now change to just building the project on Travis (via
./gradlew clean assembleDebug).I'll keep tabs on the emulator testing and hopefully we can restore unit tests at some point in the future. In the mean time we'll need to run tests locally.