islandora/tests/scripts

USING THE TRAVIS AFTER-FAILURE SCRIPT

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The Travis after-failure script dumps several files to per-repository branches on https://github.com/Islandora/islandora_travis_logs if one of the Travis builds fails. Most of this process is automated, but it still requires some work to implement in a repository:

• An encrypted global variable in .travis.yml representing the password of the islandora-logger Github user.
• A line to run travis_after_failure.sh in the after-failure section of .travis.yml.
• A new branch of islandora_travis_logger, using the repository name.

THE ENCRYPTED GLOBAL VARIABLE

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Encrypted global variables can be generated using the travis ruby gem. To find the appropriate encryption key for your repository, run the following:

sudo gem install travis # Assuming travis isn't installed
travis encrypt -r account/repository LOGGER_PW=islandora-logger-password

Where:

• account/repository represents the repository slug, e.g. Islandora/islandora.
• islandora-logger-password represents the password for the islandora-logger account, in plaintext.

The output of this will be a string of encrypted data in quotes, preceded by the word 'secure', looking something like:

secure: ".... a giant string of encrypted data ...."

Paste this line into .travis.yml's env/global section, so that it looks like:

env:
  matrix:
    - MATRIX_VARIABLES="GO_HERE"
  global:
    - secure: ".... a giant string of encrypted data ...."

THE LINE TO RUN THE AFTER-FAILURE SCRIPT

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At the end of your .travis.yml, after the script section, add the following:

after-failure:
 - $ISLANDORA_DIR/tests/scripts/travis_after_failure.sh
 # Where $ISLANDORA_DIR represents the path to the Islandora module; this has
 # likely already been set in before_install in order to run travis_setup.sh

THE NEW ISLANDORA_TRAVIS_LOGS BRANCH

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Really very simple ... just add a new branch to git://github.com/Islandora/islandora_travis_logs/ with your repository name.