Travis CI Configuration
Understand how to configure Travis CI to automate testing for your React projects using GitHub integration. Learn to create the .travis.yml configuration, manage Node versions with nvm, and add a build status badge to your README to display the latest test results. This lesson helps ensure your tests run automatically on each push or pull request, enhancing continuous integration and collaboration.
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Adding a Travis configuration
Next, use your GitHub account to log into Travis CI. A screen will come up asking whether you want to grant the travis-pro organization access to your GitHub repositories. Authorize it. Travis needs that access to do its job. Once you’re logged in, you may be prompted to activate another layer of GitHub integration, GitHub Apps. Allow that, too.
Once Travis is able to connect to your GitHub account, you’ll see a list of your GitHub repositories, including test-driven-carousel. Click the link to the repo’s Travis page. At this point, there isn’t much to see because Travis doesn’t know what you want it to do for the project.
- To change that, you’ll need a file at the root of
test-driven-carouselcalled.travis.yml. The.ymlextension indicates that this is a YAML file, which is a minimal human-readable syntax for data. Add a single entry:
#.travis.yml
language: