Hey, I just wanted to mention that this didn't work for me at first. After some googling, I found out that you can replace the current value of "local-dir" in travis.yml with "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR". With this my build didn't fail. Also, if the "ng lint command" throws errors, it shows that my code is bad but doesn't fail the build, right?
Yo! Cool tutorial. But you are always forced to pass your credentials which is terrible. Try to use credential.helper for your git configuration. Good luck!
Very good video
I got an error The command "make test" exited with 2.
how's this compare to circleci?
Hey, I just wanted to mention that this didn't work for me at first. After some googling, I found out that you can replace the current value of "local-dir" in travis.yml with "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR". With this my build didn't fail.
Also, if the "ng lint command" throws errors, it shows that my code is bad but doesn't fail the build, right?
If only I could get my business org to use Travis CI or just generally not Jenkins/Teamcity.
We are ditching Jenkins and starting using Gitlab CI/CD ... it looks much better for now :)
Hi, quick question. If we put the github-token in the yml file, it will get exposed. how do we control this ?
He placed that token in a file so he could quickly copy it when necessary. It is not being pushed with his source files.
Yo! Cool tutorial. But you are always forced to pass your credentials which is terrible. Try to use credential.helper for your git configuration. Good luck!