Automate testing in Edge and Safari (via Sauce Labs) #35
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Hey @bterlson,
Here's an example of a successful test run from my fork of the project:
https://travis-ci.org/jugglinmike/eshost/builds/258761231
You'll need to do a little bit of administrative work before landing this patch
(sorry):
Create a free account on Sauce Labs
Install the
travis
command-line utility:(Note that this requires a development version of Ruby.)
Log in to GitHub.com
Navigate to https://github.com/settings/tokens
Create a new token with the
public_repo
scopeAuthorize the
travis
script with the token:Use the
travis
script to update the project's.travis.yml
file:...where
VALUE
is the actual access key for the repository owner asprovided by Sauce Labs.
Change the value of the
SAUCE_USERNAME
environment variable in the.travis.yml
from "jugglinmike" to "bterlson"I know that setting up Ruby on Windows can be a hassle, though. I think I
could do steps 2 through 8 on your behalf, but I would still need you to sign
up for Sauce Labs. Let me know if you'd like to try that.