1. Summary
Despite the Noble Numbat distribution were announced on March 17, more than a month later Travis returns the error [error] on dist: dropping unknown value: noble, if a file .travis.yml contains the line dist: noble.
2. API request
2.1. Command
I tried to validate any valid .travis.yml file:
https api.travis-ci.com/lint @.travis.yml Content-Type:"application/yaml" Travis-API-version:3 --body
2.2. Behavior
2.2.1. Expected
No errors and warnings.
2.2.2. Current
{
"@type": "lint",
"warnings": [
{
"key": [],
"message": "[error] on dist: dropping unknown value: noble"
}
]
}
3. Travis dashboard
3.1. Steps to reproduce
I pushed to any GitHub repository integrated to Travis CI any valid .travis.yml file.
3.2. Behavior
3.2.1. Expected
No errors and warnings.
3.2.2. Current
Example:
`dist`: unknown value `noble`
Thanks.
Hi @Kristinita,
Can I see the entire .travis.yml?
Type: Addition 
4. Schema validation
4.1. Steps to reproduce
I tried to validate .travis.yml use v8r:
v8r .travis.yml -vvv
4.2. Behavior
4.2.1. Expected
No errors and warnings.
4.2.2. Current
ℹ Processing .\.travis.yml
ℹ Searching for schema in .v8rrc.yaml …
ℹ Cache miss: calling https://www.schemastore.org/api/json/catalog.json
ℹ Cache miss: calling https://json.schemastore.org/schema-catalog.json
ℹ Searching for schema in https://www.schemastore.org/api/json/catalog.json …
ℹ Found schema in https://www.schemastore.org/api/json/catalog.json …
ℹ Cache miss: calling https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json
ℹ Validating .\.travis.yml against schema from https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json …
strict mode: required property "email" is not defined at "https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json#/allOf/1/oneOf/1/oneOf/0" (strictRequired)
strict mode: required property "api_key" is not defined at "https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json#/allOf/1/oneOf/1/oneOf/0" (strictRequired)
strict mode: required property "email" is not defined at "https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json#/allOf/1/oneOf/1/oneOf/1" (strictRequired)
strict mode: required property "api_token" is not defined at "https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json#/allOf/1/oneOf/1/oneOf/1" (strictRequired)
✖ .\.travis.yml is invalid
.\.travis.yml#/dist must be equal to one of the allowed values
Travis schema on Schemastore isn’t updated:
"dist": {
"description": "The Ubuntu distribution to use",
"enum": ["precise", "trusty", "xenial", "bionic", "focal", "jammy"]
},
Thanks.
Type: Reply 
@Montana, my post already contains the link to example .travis.yml.
I reproduced the problem for any .travis.yml with dist: noble:
-
Example 2:
cache:
directories:
# - $HOME/.npm
- $HOME/.cache/pip
- $HOME/.cache/pipenv
dist: noble
git:
depth: 1
install:
- pip install pipenv
- pipenv install --dev
language: python
os: linux
python: 3.13
script:
- python installation_scripts/gh_release_install.py
- pipenv run fd --version
- pipenv run tidy --version
-
Example 3:
cache:
directories:
- $HOME/.npm
# - $HOME/.cache/pip
# - $HOME/.cache/pipenv
deploy:
on:
branch: KiraGhPages
provider: script
script: grunt shell:gh-pages
dist: noble
env:
secure: 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
git:
depth: 1
install:
- npm install --global grunt-cli
- npm install
language: node_js
node_js: node
os: linux
script:
- npx gh-pages --version
When I replaced dist: noble to dist: jammy, I don’t get the error.
Thanks.
https://json.schemastore.org/travis.json is missing the value noble in the dist enum, causing the linter on VSCode to error. I’m assuming this is related to your issue. This should be added to the travis.json, no?
