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Set up a CI service that executes the project tests (which are just integration tests now) when a commit is made to master. The trick is we'd need to find a CI provider that supports creating Docker images and running containers within the build. CodeShip and TravisCI currently do not.
The most promising one so far appears to be CircleCI. Here's a link that talks about how:
They also have a free account that seems to allow you to do this (even running multiple containers) as long as you're only performing one build at a time (multiple requires $).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Set up a CI service that executes the project tests (which are just integration tests now) when a commit is made to
master
. The trick is we'd need to find a CI provider that supports creating Docker images and running containers within the build. CodeShip and TravisCI currently do not.The most promising one so far appears to be CircleCI. Here's a link that talks about how:
https://circleci.com/docs/docker
They also have a free account that seems to allow you to do this (even running multiple containers) as long as you're only performing one build at a time (multiple requires $).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: