Adding Travis-CI build validation to RBL 1.0 branch, etc. #169
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…ons for 1.x build. Updating Pom and other file to match latest build. Adding Travis-CI config file and Travis-CI icon to readme.
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Closed, I was clicking too fast and failed to notice the 'branches' in pull request were wrong. Created new pull request that is correctly setup: #170 |
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I wanted to share some of my recent work on this project:
Running AS3 Projects With Travis-CI, with the RBL community. This change really doesn't do much more then run the existing Maven build process on Travis-CI so that we can have this cute icon in the README.
This pull request is just updating the 'version1' branch. If people like the minor change I can add this work too the other branches, or any other author could make the change. Someone with Admin right to the 'robotlegs' GitHub user account will need to create a Travis-CI account and then 'enable' the robotlegs-framework repo.
There is also a nice Travis-CI zsh plug-in. Please let me know if you have any feedback.