Build and execute test cases using Travis CI

Thanks for submitting this. However, I'm not sure I understand why node and docker are needed. Wouldn't it be simpler and faster to build on whatever version of Linux Travis CI uses by default?

Jul 19 '19 12:07 fhunleth

Thanks for submitting this. However, I'm not sure I understand why node and docker are needed. Wouldn't it be simpler and faster to build on whatever version of Linux Travis CI uses by default?

Docker is only needed if you want a reproducible environment, especially considering dependencies like libpng-dev and zbar-tools.

Jul 19 '19 18:07 ooxi

Sorry for the lack of response. I had intentions of revisiting this.

Based on other projects, I've mostly abandoned Travis CI. I'm going to close this since it will be pretty hard to go back. In case others are reading this and I haven't set up CI yet, GitHub Actions and CircleCI are the easiest for me to maintain currently.

Dec 20 '22 13:12 fhunleth

I agree, Travis CI is dead

Dec 20 '22 20:12 ooxi