Luís Oliveira

Should be fixed by https://github.com/joddie/macrostep/pull/26

I think the latest version of SBCL might require a libc more recent than what Travis provides. This might be a good excuse to use Docker instead. This would help...

We need to avoid installing things into system directories. That might involve removing the dependency on apt-get install since travis's answer to that - http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/apt/ - is not really suitable...

@mmaul thanks for the heads up. Yeah, we need to fix this. I'll see what I can do in the next few days. Meanwhile, patches welcome!

I didn't have time to tackle this, but it seems that sudo is back, so the issue has been rendered somewhat moot, since folks are working on better alternatives to...

Sounds great! I asked Travis's support team to enable multi OS support for this repo so we can test this new functionality. Regarding SBCL's old OSX binaries, we can compile...

So, multi OS support has been enabled for this repo. I've uploaded an updated SBCL tarball (with thread support) to the `test-pr-11` branch. A build is here: https://travis-ci.org/luismbo/cl-travis/builds/47711973. It's nice...

Oh, another thing. I don't know how to cross-compile a x86 version of SBCL on OS X. Perhaps we shouldn't worry too much about that particular combination. But if you...

I read the Travis CI docs a little bit more carefully and this seems to work for disabling OS/LISP combinations: https://github.com/luismbo/cl-travis/commit/204080b6f9ae6dbd9029652fdefa9694bf2765fb Yay. The `--arch=x86` option seems to have worked. Testing...

Semaphore mostly works as is, but sometimes builds time out. Perhaps their environment is more restricted or resource constrained than Travis's, not sure.