Cd into files and then install requirements?

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Hi all

Trying to install Travis CI for the Linux folder on my keylogger repo here: github.com/giacomolaw/keylogger

I can’t get travis to go to the Linux folder first thing - how do I get it to?

Thanks!

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Hi!

In the script section of your .travis.yml file you could have multiple lines and just run cd linux as the first line, like this:

script:
  - cd linux
  - python setup.py

That would cd into the linux folder, and then run a setup.py python script. An alternative would be having a bash or python script that runs all the commands you want (including cd), and that might look something like:

script: ci_scripts/test_python_module.sh

That would run a test_python_module.sh script located in the ci_scripts folder of the git repo.

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Awesome, thank you!

4

Is there an example script that I can use to simply run the script and warn me of traceback errors?

Thanks

5

You could try command substitution to assign the output to a bash variable and then use a if to check if it contains a particular string of text.

OUT_LOG=$(ci/scripts/test_python_module.sh)
if [[ "$OUT_LOG" == "*traceback error*" ]]; then echo "traceback error detected" ; fi

Another option would be redirecting the output (stdout and/or stderr) when running the script to a file, and using grep/sed to search the file for output indicating that there is a traceback error.

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Awesome, thanks!

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I added that to test.py in my main files. However I’m getting an error 127 as apparently the command is not found?

I have script: test.py in the yml file…

Have no idea why it’s not working :pensive:

Would this work to test for errors?

script:
  - python -m unittest discover
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This isn’t picking up errors :pensive:

I’m trying to add it to a smaller project GitHub - GiacomoLaw/leaguestatistics: Statistics for a specific player on League of Legends however this project requires user input, which I would be able to deanwith, but uses an api key that needs to be kept private and expires every 24 hours.

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I’m not seeing any files in your repository that import unittest or implement test cases – that might be related to why it isn’t picking up any errors.

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