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Tests + TravisCI #2

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hackergrrl opened this issue Sep 25, 2015 · 5 comments
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Tests + TravisCI #2

hackergrrl opened this issue Sep 25, 2015 · 5 comments
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hackergrrl commented Sep 25, 2015 •
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  • travis github integration
  • basic test coverage using sharness
  • test against local node and fallback ephemeral node separately
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lidel commented Sep 26, 2015

If you want to run tests automatically on each push / pull request with as little effort as possible, you can use TravisCI. It can be set up to report test coverage to the Coveralls site.

I use both with a simple IRC bot in Golang.
Configuration is very simple:

Results:

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Thanks! I'll get this rigged up once there are some tests to run.

@hackergrrl hackergrrl changed the title Tests Tests + TravisCI Oct 1, 2015
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Basic Travis integration is done! Now to get some sharness tests in!

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Basic coverage: #35

Still needed: test against local node and fallback ephemeral node separately

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Woohoo!

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