From the course: Learning Static Site Building with Jekyll
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Set up Travis CI
From the course: Learning Static Site Building with Jekyll
Set up Travis CI
- [Male Speaker] Travis CI is a service that makes it easy to do automated testing and deployment. For this project will use Travis to automatically build and deploy the site whenever the files and GitHub change. Note that if you're using Netlify as your deployment option you can skip this video. Netlify doesn't require Travis. If you're using one of the other deployment options sign into Travis using your existing GitHub account. Once you sign in click the plus button on the left side to list all of your repositories, and then toggle the switch on the repository where your site files live. Then click the settings button. You'll want to turn off Build pushed pull requests. That way we only build stuff on the master branch when we check things into master. Travis CI looks for a file called dot travis dot yml in the root of your repository. So we need to go create that. Over in the editor I'm going to create a new file called dot travis dot yml The content of this file will dictate what…
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