TravisCi provides the $TRAVIS_COMMIT environment variable which I was
using to get composer to install the correct version. However it appears
that under some circumstances travis does not set this variable to the
correct commit hash, which can cause our builds to fail. This avoids
using that variable all together to avoid that problem.
* Change how we setup travis to use composer to install all dependencies
The way were we installing Drupal for travis before was differnt from
how we installed it in the vagrant box. It required manually adding
dependancies for libraries. This should install all the dependancies
using composer automatically.
* Reformat readme to have 80 character line breaks.
New travis setup lints MD files, and wanted lines to me max 80
characters, so I used link references to make the readme easier
to format and made sure all the line break at 80 characters.
* Pulling islandora module back to the top
* Pulling dependencies from main composer.json into this module's
* Testing how module dependencies work
* Adding search_api to module depenedencies.
* Just .info is not enough
* Adding jsonld serializer to composer dependencies
* Changing vendor name and pointing to @DiegoPino's fork
* Adding keywords
* Adding phpcs back in
* Pointing to islandora org for jsonld serializer.
* Adding activemq to travis install
* Hrm... doesn't seem to run as a service on Travis.
* Maybe I need to add -y to apt-get install
* Because you can't use apt on containers....
* ?
* Apparantly this is enough
* Adding php-stomp for good measure
* Maybe it's alredy there?
* Lets try this wtih PECL
* Trying to spoof a non-interactive pecl install...
* Canceling SSL since it's just a travis build.
* Final verification....
* Finallly!
* Clean up to Drupal coding standards
Add travis config
* Remove codesniffer from travis-setup.sh
* Not needed right now and breaks php on hhvm
* Deleted too much
* Revert type hinting.
jyobb