Naively configure travis-ci . #7
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Travis will only actually run, and the README badge become interesting, when 1) merged to master and 2) a project admin turns on Travis-CI for this repository. Until then, the configuration and badge are harmless.
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.travis.yml)README.mdin order to stave off potential future regressions that might break the build or fail a unit test.
Travis will only actually run, and the README badge become interesting, when a project admin turns on Travis-CI for this repository. Until then, the configuration and badge are harmless no-ops.
Demonstrated working on my fork of the repository, where I have turned Travis-CI on.