CI/CD files#11
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I was bored so I updated my fork from your repo (at about 19:00). The difference is now only the CI/CD files.
You can easily add your project to Travis by clicking on "Sign Up" on https://travis-ci.org/ (dont confuse with .com, thats the commercial one) and then create an travis account with your github account.
(this will add a plugin to your user-settings in github)
then you need to go to https://travis-ci.org/account/repositories / or just click on settings and enable the repository jamulus, travis will list all your repos.
(this will adds a webhook to your project that triggers the build on travis.org if changed, you can manage (delete) the hook in repository-settings on github)
and then travis should test the buildprocess defined in .travis-ci.yml each time when you update your repo (for windows, osx and linux), and if you also add the 2 lines in README.md then it adds a nice green or red button after compiled. Warning, normally the browser caches this svg image, so you need to press CTRL-F5 that it becomes green.
(remember to change the https://api.travis-ci.org/braindef/jamulus.svg?branch=master to https://api.travis-ci.org/corrados/jamulus.svg?branch=master in your repo)
with kind regards
Marc