C++ Weekly - Ep 79 - Intro To Travis CI

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Dear sir. Please make more videos about programming tools, tools that would help C++ programmers in their jobs, such as these automated build tools, code refactoring tools, debugging tools, and I don't know what else, but I know that learning such tools would definitely be useful.

[@mohamedhussien4013]

Awesome tutorial 😊😊😊

[@surrog]

Travis is very easy to use, until you work on projects with c++17 feature, which need a fairly large configuration to handle correctly, if it work at all (see clang support =/)

[@lessthanjake1234]

You can use your own docker image. Some CI services support this natively. I didn't find that option i Travis. But you can easily work around it like this: github.com/nedrebo/modern-cpp/blob/master/.travis.yml

[@chrisschick6054]

I'm trying this now. My project is set for CMake version 3.16 but Travis is at 3.9.2. Is it worth scaling back your CMake version for CI or should I look somewhere else? Or, more specifically, is Travis still the recommended starter CI for C++ in Nov 2020?

[@tehLyrex]

The video seems a bit broken, especially around 4:55

[@mnfchen]

Why did you pass in CC/CXX environment variables? B/c g++ != g++-5? If so, is there another way to force using version 5 of g++ instead of passing through environment?

[@vorpal22]

EVERYTHING in Travis is out of date, which makes it tedious to use.

[@danielrhouck]

Minor nitpick: YAML no longer stands for Yet Another Markup Language; now ir’s YAML Ain’t Markup Language.

[@ion_propulsion7779]

Gnus not UNIX

[@danielrhouck]

A lot of things start out not being recursive and then end up that way. Examples include: WINE Is Not an Emulator PHP Hypertext Preprocessor RPM Package Manager cURL URL Request Library XBMC Media Center Jini Is Not Initials

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Who says it "no longer stands for"?

[@danielrhouck]

@@konstantinrebrov675 See yaml.org/spec/history/2001-08-01.html, which shows it used to stand for Yet Another Markup Language, but the most recent spec at yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html says YAML Ain't Markup Language.

[@thisA2ST]

hi, i encountered error saying: "bash: nvim: command not found"

[@AkashChandraGupta]

Down voted it for small font size, which really makes the video difficult to watch.