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Initial travis yml file
2016-06-09 01:12:13 +03:00
language: go
travis: enable caches This commit sets the GOCACHE environment variable, and enables caching on travis. GOCACHE will tell the compiler (only go 1.10+) where to store build and test artifacts. Caching this directory will significantly speed up succeeding builds and test runs. We also cache vendor/ as this will speed up the call to 'make dep'. A few dependencies in the GOPATH are cached, as calls to 'go get' for these will be sped up. Note that we don't cache the lnd directory, as it will conflict with the changes in the PR being built.
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cache:
directories:
scripts: update bitcoind version to 0.18
2019-05-24 03:39:37 +03:00
- ~/bitcoin/bitcoin-0.18.0/bin
travis: enable caches This commit sets the GOCACHE environment variable, and enables caching on travis. GOCACHE will tell the compiler (only go 1.10+) where to store build and test artifacts. Caching this directory will significantly speed up succeeding builds and test runs. We also cache vendor/ as this will speed up the call to 'make dep'. A few dependencies in the GOPATH are cached, as calls to 'go get' for these will be sped up. Note that we don't cache the lnd directory, as it will conflict with the changes in the PR being built.
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- $GOCACHE
travis: force go modules support in $GOPATH, cache modules directory
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- $GOPATH/pkg/mod
travis: enable caches This commit sets the GOCACHE environment variable, and enables caching on travis. GOCACHE will tell the compiler (only go 1.10+) where to store build and test artifacts. Caching this directory will significantly speed up succeeding builds and test runs. We also cache vendor/ as this will speed up the call to 'make dep'. A few dependencies in the GOPATH are cached, as calls to 'go get' for these will be sped up. Note that we don't cache the lnd directory, as it will conflict with the changes in the PR being built.
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- $GOPATH/src/github.com/btcsuite
- $GOPATH/src/github.com/golang
- $GOPATH/src/gopkg.in/alecthomas
travis: split up into 3 builds This commit distributes the CI tests into 3 independend builds, by splitting the integration test run and unit test coverage. To better handle the extra cases, we define a build matrix with the three build types (RACE and LINT, ITEST, COVER).
2018-11-16 13:08:16 +03:00
go:
travis: use go 1.12.x
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- "1.12.x"
travis: split up into 3 builds This commit distributes the CI tests into 3 independend builds, by splitting the integration test run and unit test coverage. To better handle the extra cases, we define a build matrix with the three build types (RACE and LINT, ITEST, COVER).
2018-11-16 13:08:16 +03:00
env:
travis: enable caches This commit sets the GOCACHE environment variable, and enables caching on travis. GOCACHE will tell the compiler (only go 1.10+) where to store build and test artifacts. Caching this directory will significantly speed up succeeding builds and test runs. We also cache vendor/ as this will speed up the call to 'make dep'. A few dependencies in the GOPATH are cached, as calls to 'go get' for these will be sped up. Note that we don't cache the lnd directory, as it will conflict with the changes in the PR being built.
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global:
- GOCACHE=$HOME/.go-build
travis: split up into 3 builds This commit distributes the CI tests into 3 independend builds, by splitting the integration test run and unit test coverage. To better handle the extra cases, we define a build matrix with the three build types (RACE and LINT, ITEST, COVER).
2018-11-16 13:08:16 +03:00
matrix:
travis: collapse commands into single instance to ensure exit on fail Before this commit, if for example the linter failed, then we would go on to all the other tests rather than halting. We fix this by instead chaining the relevant commands, and eliminating the LINT env variable in the build matrix.
2018-11-30 08:27:49 +03:00
- RACE=true
travis: split up into 3 builds This commit distributes the CI tests into 3 independend builds, by splitting the integration test run and unit test coverage. To better handle the extra cases, we define a build matrix with the three build types (RACE and LINT, ITEST, COVER).
2018-11-16 13:08:16 +03:00
- ITEST=true
travis: enable neutrino itest
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- NEUTRINO_ITEST=true
travis: collapse commands into single instance to ensure exit on fail Before this commit, if for example the linter failed, then we would go on to all the other tests rather than halting. We fix this by instead chaining the relevant commands, and eliminating the LINT env variable in the build matrix.
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- COVER=true
travis: remove unnecessary export PATH This is done automatically by travis as part of the go setup.
2018-10-11 11:31:05 +03:00
Travis: fix sudo required and apt-get update command
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sudo: required
travis: remove unnecessary export PATH This is done automatically by travis as part of the go setup.
2018-10-11 11:31:05 +03:00
build: update travis CI config This commit updates the previous travis CI config to pin against the two latest golang versions, and perform installation via Glide. Additionally, this should allow lnwallet’s integration tests to build properly as the btcd binary will be available in the build process’ PATH.
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script:
build: force modules at the travis script level
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- export GO111MODULE=on
travis: install bitcoind 0.17.1 binaries
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- bash ./scripts/install_bitcoind.sh
travis: force go modules support in $GOPATH, cache modules directory
2018-11-29 04:18:21 +03:00
travis: execute make travis step by step Instead of calling 'make travis' directly, we call each step. This lets us better track how much time is spent on each. Also note that we execute 'itest-only' instead of 'itest', and instead execute the dependencies (btcd, build) manually first. We explicitly set the ITEST environment variable, for readability, and define a new COVER. This is currently true when ITEST=true to keep the existing build configuration, but will later be configured to be independent.
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# Run unit tests with race condition detector.
travis: use make targets instead of chaining
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- 'if [ "$RACE" = true ]; then make travis-race ; fi'
travis: execute make travis step by step Instead of calling 'make travis' directly, we call each step. This lets us better track how much time is spent on each. Also note that we execute 'itest-only' instead of 'itest', and instead execute the dependencies (btcd, build) manually first. We explicitly set the ITEST environment variable, for readability, and define a new COVER. This is currently true when ITEST=true to keep the existing build configuration, but will later be configured to be independent.
2018-10-11 11:31:05 +03:00
travis: enable neutrino itest
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# Run btcd integration tests.
travis: use make travis-itest to perform linting
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- 'if [ "$ITEST" = true ]; then make travis-itest; fi'
travis: execute make travis step by step Instead of calling 'make travis' directly, we call each step. This lets us better track how much time is spent on each. Also note that we execute 'itest-only' instead of 'itest', and instead execute the dependencies (btcd, build) manually first. We explicitly set the ITEST environment variable, for readability, and define a new COVER. This is currently true when ITEST=true to keep the existing build configuration, but will later be configured to be independent.
2018-10-11 11:31:05 +03:00
travis: enable neutrino itest
2019-05-24 15:17:49 +03:00
# Run neutrino integration tests.
- 'if [ "$NEUTRINO_ITEST" = true ]; then make travis-itest backend=neutrino; fi'
travis: execute make travis step by step Instead of calling 'make travis' directly, we call each step. This lets us better track how much time is spent on each. Also note that we execute 'itest-only' instead of 'itest', and instead execute the dependencies (btcd, build) manually first. We explicitly set the ITEST environment variable, for readability, and define a new COVER. This is currently true when ITEST=true to keep the existing build configuration, but will later be configured to be independent.
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# Run unit tests and generate coverage report.
travis: use make targets instead of chaining
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- 'if [ "$COVER" = true ]; then make travis-cover; fi'
travis: remove unnecessary export PATH This is done automatically by travis as part of the go setup.
2018-10-11 11:31:05 +03:00
test: add upload of integration logs from TravisCI builds This commit adds adds: - Functionality to `gotest.sh` to log the output of `lnd` instances used for integration testing to file. - Uploading of those log files to [termbin.com ](http://www.termbin.com) from TravisCI integration builds. As an example of a build with this enabled, you can look at [this build](https://travis-ci.org/samvrlewis/lnd/builds/286942025), which is a build from my `ci_logging_test` branch. That branch has the same diff as my `ci_logging` branch but with a small inclusion to allow TravisCI builds to work (as I described in [my comment](https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/issues/302#issuecomment-335133834) the other day). If you scroll to the end of the job logs where `RACE=false` you'll see a `after_script` section with an output like this: ``` output0.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/aloqr output1.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/3ggh output2.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/abb9 output3.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/rk9j output4.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/956p output5.log uploaded to http://termbin.com/iwwt ``` Fixes #302.
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after_script:
test: upload integration test logs from TravisCI to file.io
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- echo "Uploading to termbin.com..." && find *.log | xargs -I{} sh -c "cat {} | nc termbin.com 9999 | xargs -r0 printf '{} uploaded to %s'"
- echo "Uploading to file.io..." && tar -zcvO *.log | curl -s -F 'file=@-;filename=logs.tar.gz' https://file.io | xargs -r0 printf 'logs.tar.gz uploaded to %s\n'
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