Add initial TravisCI Config #11
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Example Travis run: https://travis-ci.org/jacobsee/sonar-auth-openshift/builds/604733665 Release attachment generated by above run: https://github.com/jacobsee/sonar-auth-openshift/releases/tag/v1.1.2 |
InfoSec812
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Do we need to add the little build status image on the readme? |
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Based off of @InfoSec812 's work, this is an initial Travis config which runs unit tests and builds the jar. If this is run against a tag created by a GitHub release, the jar will be automatically uploaded to the release as an artifact upon completion.
In the future, we might want to add analysis & SonarCloud.
In order to make the releases work, someone with appropriate permissions to release will need to add a GitHub personal access token to the
GITHUB_OAUTH_TOKENenvironment variable in Travis.Part of issue #1
cc: @mcanoy @InfoSec812