travis-solo 0.0.3

Usage

Execute travis-solo in directory containing .travis.yml configuration file. It’s return code will be 0 in case of success and non-zero in case of failure.

Example .travis.yml file:

language: python
python:
    - "2.7"
install:
    - sudo this won't be executed anyway
env:
    - VAR=foo
    - VAR=bar
matrix:
    include:
      - python: "2.7"
        env: VAR=baz

script: echo "VAR is $VAR"

Output:

-> % python travis_solo.py


Build configuration python2.7 (VAR=u'foo') running
Preparing the environment
$ virtualenv --distribute --python=python2.7 /Users/aa/projects/travis-solo/.travis-solo/2.7
Running virtualenv with interpreter /usr/local/bin/python2.7
New python executable in /Users/aa/projects/travis-solo/.travis-solo/2.7/bin/python
Installing distribute...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................done.
Installing pip................done.
"sudo this won't be executed anyway" ignored because it contains sudo reference
$ echo "VAR is $VAR"
VAR is foo


Build configuration python2.7 (VAR=u'bar') running
Preparing the environment
"sudo this won't be executed anyway" ignored because it contains sudo reference
$ echo "VAR is $VAR"
VAR is bar


Build configuration python2.7 (VAR=u'baz') running
Preparing the environment
"sudo this won't be executed anyway" ignored because it contains sudo reference
$ echo "VAR is $VAR"
VAR is baz


Build summary:
python2.7 (VAR=u'foo'): Build succeeded
python2.7 (VAR=u'bar'): Build succeeded
python2.7 (VAR=u'baz'): Build succeeded

-> % echo $?
0

travis-solo can of course run tests for itself.

Restrictions

First of all you need to remember that your local environment is probably very different than Travis’ so all those apt-get calls may not work as intended.

• The only type of project supported right now is Python.

• Supported configuration properties:

  • before_install

  • install

  • before_script

  • script

  • after_script

  • python

  • matrix

  • env

• travis-solo sets the following environmental variables:

  • TRAVIS=true

  • CI=true

  • TRAVIS_SOLO=true

  • TRAVIS_PYTHON_VERSION=... depending on configuration

• Commands involving sudo word are silently discarded at the moment

Copyright

Copyright (C) 2013 Jakub Stasiak

This source code is licensed under MIT license, see LICENSE file for details.