New to travis - script.py?

[ryan]

See my reply to your previous post:

Cd into files and then install requirements?

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.

You could then use exit 1 from the script and Travis will detect the bad exit code and mark the build as failed – of course, if the traceback error causes the testing process to exit with a non-zero exit status, then you can just make sure you’re running the command from the script section of your Travis config and then Travis will pick up the failed test and mark the build as failed.