WWTD: Travis simulator 
Reads your .travis.yml and runs what Travis would run (using rvm, rbenv, or chruby). No more waiting for build emails!
Install
gem install wwtd(bracelets sold separately)
Usage
wwtd # Run all gemfiles with all Ruby versions
wwtd --local # Run all gemfiles with current Ruby version => get rid of Appraisal gem!
wwtd --ignore env # Ignore env settings
wwtd --use install # Use dangerous travis fields like before_install/install/before_script/...
wwtd --parallel 2 # Run in parallel
wwtd --only-bundle # Bundle all gemfiles
wwtd --help # Display help, and learn about other options
wwtd --version # Display versionRake
require 'wwtd/tasks'rake wwtd # Run all gemfiles with all Ruby versions
rake wwtd:local # Run all gemfiles with current Ruby version => get rid of Appraisal gem!
rake wwtd:bundle # Bundle all gemfilesTips
./vendor/bundleis created if you have committed a lock file. Add the lock file to.gitignore, or better yet to your global.gitignore.- If you do not want
--deploymentbut do want a lock file, addbundler_args: ""to your.travis.yml.
Parallel
- Might show errors that do not happen in serial builds
- Runs number-of-processors builds in parallel
- Runs each configuration in a separate process
- Sets
ENV["TEST_ENV_NUMBER"](where 1 = "", 2 = "2", etc) so you can dodb = "test#{ENV['TEST_ENV_NUMBER']}"
wwtd --parallel # same result, but number-of-processors faster :)Contribution
Run tests with:
bundle
bundle exec rakeThe tests need different Ruby versions to be installed. If they do not run locally, you can use Vagrant instead:
vagrant up # it will take a while
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant
bundle exec rakeAuthors
Contributors
- Joshua Kovach
- Kris Leech
- Eirik Dentz Sinclair
- Lukasz Krystkowiak
- Jeff Dean
- Ben Osheroff
- David RodrÃguez
- stereobooster
Michael Grosser
[email protected]
License: MIT