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# PLEASE NOTE: Travis is not currently utilised by the Moodle core integration
# process (which uses our internal CI system) this file is here for the benefit
# of community developers git clones - see MDL-51458.
sudo: false
# We currently disable Travis notifications entirely until https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/4976
# is fixed.
notifications:
email: false
language: php
php:
# Moodle supports versions 5.4, 5.5, and 5.6 of PHP.
# Order by fastest to slowest.
# We currently only run the highest and lowest versions to reduce the load on travis-ci.org.
- 5.6
# - 5.5
- 5.4
# We hope to offer PHP 7 support in the near future.
- nightly
env:
# Although we want to run these jobs and see failures as quickly as possible, we also want to get the slowest job to
# start first so that the total run time is not too high.
#
# We only run MySQL on PHP 5.6, so run that first.
# CI Tests should be second-highest in priority as these only take <= 60 seconds to run under normal circumstances.
# Postgres is significantly is pretty reasonable in its run-time.
# Run unit tests on MySQL
- DB=mysqli PHPUNIT=true INSTALL=false CITEST=false
# Run CI Tests without running PHPUnit.
- DB=none PHPUNIT=false INSTALL=false CITEST=true
# Run unit tests on Postgres
- DB=pgsql PHPUNIT=true INSTALL=false CITEST=false
matrix:
# Enable fast finish.
# This will fail the build if a single job fails (except those in allow_failures).
# It will not stop the jobs from running.
fast_finish: true
# Always allow failure on nightly.
# It's a nightly build and failures can happen.
allow_failures:
- php: nightly
exclude:
# PHP 7 is not yet supported for actual runs.
# Exclude it by default - we include it for CITEST only later.
- php: nightly
# MySQL - it's just too slow.
# Exclude it on all versions except for 5.6.
# - env: DB=mysqli PHPUNIT=true INSTALL=false CITEST=false
# php: 5.5
- env: DB=mysqli PHPUNIT=true INSTALL=false CITEST=false
php: 5.4
include:
# Attempt to run the CITEST set on PHP 7.
- php: nightly
env: DB=none PHPUNIT=false INSTALL=false CITEST=true
cache:
directories:
- $HOME/.composer/cache
install:
# Set the encrypted GITHUB_TOKEN if it's available to raise the API limit.
- if [ -n "$GITHUB_APITOKEN" ]; then composer config github-oauth.github.com $GITHUB_APITOKEN; fi
# Install composer dependencies.
# We need --no-interaction in case we hit API limits for composer. This causes it to fall back to a standard clone.
# Typically it should be able to use the Composer cache if any other job has already completed before we started here.
- travis_retry composer install --prefer-dist --no-interaction
before_script:
- >
if [ "$INSTALL" = 'true' -o "$PHPUNIT" = 'true' ];
then
# Copy generic configuration in place.
cp config-dist.php config.php ;
# Create the moodledata directory.
mkdir -p "$HOME"/roots/base
# The database name and password.
sed -i \
-e "s%= 'moodle'%= 'travis_ci_test'%" \
-e "s%= 'password'%= ''%" \
config.php ;
# The wwwroot and dataroot.
sed -i \
-e "s%http://example.com/moodle%http://localhost%" \
-e "s%/home/example/moodledata%/home/travis/roots/base%" \
config.php ;
if [ "$DB" = 'pgsql' ];
then
# Postgres-specific setup.
sed -i \
-e "s%= 'username'%= 'postgres'%" \
config.php ;
psql -c 'CREATE DATABASE travis_ci_test;' -U postgres;
fi
if [ "$DB" = 'mysqli' ];
then
# MySQL-specific setup.
sed -i \
-e "s%= 'pgsql'%= 'mysqli'%" \
-e "s%= 'username'%= 'travis'%" \
config.php;
mysql -u root -e 'SET GLOBAL innodb_file_format=barracuda;' ;
mysql -u root -e 'SET GLOBAL innodb_file_per_table=ON;' ;
mysql -e 'CREATE DATABASE travis_ci_test DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT COLLATE utf8_bin;' ;
fi
if [ "$PHPUNIT" = 'true' ];
then
# Create a directory for the phpunit dataroot.
mkdir -p "$HOME"/roots/phpunit
# The phpunit dataroot and prefix..
sed -i \
-e "/require_once/i \\\$CFG->phpunit_dataroot = '\/home\/travis\/roots\/phpunit';" \
-e "/require_once/i \\\$CFG->phpunit_prefix = 'p_';" \
config.php ;
# Initialise PHPUnit for Moodle.
php admin/tool/phpunit/cli/init.php
fi
fi
script:
########################################################################
# PHPUnit
########################################################################
- >
if [ "$PHPUNIT" = 'true' ];
then
vendor/bin/phpunit;
fi
########################################################################
# CI Tests
########################################################################
- >
if [ "$CITEST" = 'true' ];
then
# Note - this is deliberately placed in the script section as we
# should not add any code until after phpunit has run.
# The following repositories are required.
# The local_ci repository does the actual checking.
git clone https://github.com/moodlehq/moodle-local_ci.git local/ci
# We need the official upstream for comparison
git remote add upstream https://github.com/moodle/moodle.git;
git fetch upstream master;
export GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT="`git merge-base FETCH_HEAD $TRAVIS_COMMIT`";
export GIT_COMMIT="$TRAVIS_COMMIT";
export UPSTREAM_FETCH_HEAD=`git rev-parse FETCH_HEAD`
# Variables required by our linter.
export gitcmd=`which git`;
export gitdir="$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR";
export phpcmd=`which php`;
fi
- >
if [ "$CITEST" = "true" -a "$GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT" != "$UPSTREAM_FETCH_HEAD" ];
then
# This is a CI test, but it is based on an older weekly release.
# Warn in a way that will fail the test.
echo "Current commit is based on an older weekly release" && false;
fi
# Actually run the CI Tests - do this outside of the main test to make output clearer.
- >
if [ "$CITEST" = 'true' ];
then
bash local/ci/php_lint/php_lint.sh;
fi