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# http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/osx-ci-environment/
# http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/
module Danger
# ### CI Setup
# You need to edit your `.travis.yml` to include `bundle exec danger`. If you already have
# a `script:` section then we recommend adding this command at the end of the script step: `- bundle exec danger`.
#
# Otherwise, add a `before_script` step to the root of the `.travis.yml` with `bundle exec danger`
#
# ```ruby
# before_script:
# - bundle exec danger
# ```
#
# Adding this to your `.travis.yml` allows Danger to fail your build, both on the TravisCI website and within your Pull Request.
# With that set up, you can edit your job to add `bundle exec danger` at the build action.
#
# _Note:_ Travis CI defaults to using an older version of Ruby, so you may need to add `rvm: 2.0.0` to the root your `.travis.yml`.
#
# ### Token Setup
#
# You need to add the `DANGER_GITHUB_API_TOKEN` environment variable, to do this,
# go to your repo's settings, which should look like: `https://travis-ci.org/[user]/[repo]/settings`.
#
# If you have an open source project, you should ensure "Display value in build log" enabled, so that PRs from forks work.
#
class Travis < CI
def self.validates_as_ci?(env)
env.key? "HAS_JOSH_K_SEAL_OF_APPROVAL"
end
def self.validates_as_pr?(env)
exists = ["TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST", "TRAVIS_REPO_SLUG"].all? { |x| env[x] }
exists && env["TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST"].to_i > 0
end
def supported_request_sources
@supported_request_sources ||= [Danger::RequestSources::GitHub]
end
def initialize(env)
self.repo_slug = env["TRAVIS_REPO_SLUG"]
if env["TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST"].to_i > 0
self.pull_request_id = env["TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST"]
end
self.repo_url = GitRepo.new.origins # Travis doesn't provide a repo url env variable :/
end
end
end
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