arch-travis provides a docker based Arch Linux build environment for
Travis-CI builds. It supports a very simple (and limited)
configuration based on .travis.yml
.
Example:
sudo: required
services:
- docker
arch:
repos:
- papyros=http://dash.papyros.io/repos/$repo/$arch
packages:
# pacman packages
- python
- perl
# aur packages
- go-git
# packages from papyros repo
- papyros-shell
script:
- "./build_script.sh"
script:
- "curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikkeloscar/arch-travis/master/arch-travis.sh | bash"
arch.repos
defines a list of custom repositories.
arch.packages
defines a list of packages (from official repos or AUR) to be
installed before running the build.
arch.script
defines a list of scripts to run as part of the build. Anything
defined in the arch.script
list will run from the base of the repository as a
normal user called travis
. sudo
is available as well as any packages
installed in the setup.
script
defines the scripts to be run by travis, this is where arch-travis is
initialized.
By default the following packages are installed and usable from within the build environment.
The following repositories are enabled by default.
- core
- extra
- community
- multilib
It is possible to use custom respositories by adding them to the arch.repos
section of .travis.yml
using the following format:
arch:
repos:
- repo-name=http://repo.com/path
The first repository in the list will be added first in pacman.conf
and all
custom repositories will be added before the default repositories.
- Increases build time with about 1-3 min.
- Doesn't work on travis container-based infrastructure because
sudo
is required. - Limited configuration.
- Doesn't include
base
group packages. If you need anything frombase
just add it to thearch.packages
list in.travis.yml
.
The default compiler available in the environment is gcc
, if you want to use
clang
instead just add the following to .travis.yml
and arch-travis will
export CC=clang
in your build:
language: c
compiler: clang
Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Mikkel Oscar Lyderik Larsen
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