Travis CI

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4.4

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Based on 326 ratings & 111 reviews

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Jonatan Ezequiel S

04/12/16

5 out of 5

The most easy to run CI

What do you like best? The best I like it's the way that match with github projects. In my case, I'm using Travis CI to build my open source projects and projects where I work as a collaborator. What do you dislike? What I dislike it's how to configure. Sometimes the travis.yml file don't work as expected or some commands are not running. And you have to dedicate a little bit of time thinking on how to structure the travis.yml file. Recommendations to others considering the ...

Karl D

04/12/16

5 out of 5

Excellent CI tool for open source projects

What do you like best? The absolute best thing with Travis CI is that it is free for open source projects. It is easy to connect your Github account and configure it to compile and run all your tests upon new commits. I think that Travis CI is a given choice if you are working with an open source project. What do you dislike? I personally wished that there were more configurations options to use. For example, one of Jenkins' strongest features is that you can configure it and ...