• How to use Travis Ci to test lua
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Whenever I start the testing I get an error from Linux saying that there is no specified language. But I have it specified in the Travis.yml file
Did you figure this out? Did you push a commit after you added the .yml file to GitHub?
[QUOTE=brianosaur;49275696]Did you figure this out? Did you push a commit after you added the .yml file to GitHub?[/QUOTE] I still have not figured this out and I did push a commit
A quick Google search ("travis ci lua") shows that Travis CI doesn't support Lua out of the box. You can use something like [URL="https://github.com/moteus/lua-travis-example/blob/master/.travis.yml"]this[/URL] instead.
I was gonna post that after some googling. On their page it doesn't show lua is supported
[QUOTE=Simspelaaja;49281290]A quick Google search ("travis ci lua") shows that Travis CI doesn't support Lua out of the box. You can use something like [URL="https://github.com/moteus/lua-travis-example/blob/master/.travis.yml"]this[/URL] instead.[/QUOTE] I've already done "A quick Google search" and found that repository, but it did not work when I implemented it into my repository. P.S. - Please don't be one of the fuck tards that always say "A quick Google search" and I found ... It's very irritating, the only reason I came here is because the google search didn't help me as I needed it to.
to be fair, i dont think he meant to be a dick. (at least that's not how i interpreted his comment) have you seen this: [url]http://thejacklawson.com/2012/09/lua-testing-with-busted-and-travis-ci/[/url]
[QUOTE=brianosaur;49290833]to be fair, i dont think he meant to be a dick. (at least that's not how i interpreted his comment) have you seen this: [url]http://thejacklawson.com/2012/09/lua-testing-with-busted-and-travis-ci/[/url][/QUOTE] I think this might actually help, thanks. About the other guy I'm not sure whether he meant to or not but I hate it when people do that because it's like why do you think I came here, I couldn't find it on Google. On the other hand there are still those people who don't bother to use Google.
[QUOTE=MexicanR;49293518]I think this might actually help, thanks. About the other guy I'm not sure whether he meant to or not but I hate it when people do that because it's like why do you think I came here, I couldn't find it on Google. On the other hand there are still those people who don't bother to use Google.[/QUOTE] You have to give more information if you want people to be able to help you properly. You haven't mentioned what you've tried already, what do you think is the problem, any specific error messages (other than "doesn't work"), your travis.yml, your repository, your tests, your directory structure etc. There are literally dozens if not hundreds of different ways of "not working".
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