.travis.yml

# This is a travis-ci.org configuration script. This script performs 
# integration tests for the GDB 'exploitable' plugin on x86 and ARM target
# architectures when the associated git repo is checked into github. 
# The majority of the testing logic is contained in bash scripts 
# rather than this configuration file to support running the tests outside
# of travis-ci.
#
# Jonathan Foote
# jmfoote@loyola.edu

language: python
python:
  - "2.7"

# These are AWS keys. See http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/encryption-keys/
env:
  global:
    - secure: "N5Je6PZWWK8Ti2/siLWU3xtLPfvx6VZLwDc+F3Q2YEwNdEs0aNztyMYGJOwVCi0HGBA22biwl5I7lDxfD9kKPRCWCoyqKegTvuLe2kwrSomICnMKNx9OpJFMPdWwgAe+RhuHETusi6i1TJFLvDJ6gfBMtFqTHhiIGGv18KidW30="
    - secure: "TQ0kydD24Bwssp6ftb1KHh3dizlWFs000W95vi+hEpWPT7IsphWsFLIzH8p6rmqcGop+2iY1UWco1TFZnqn/xLwzwYRIBHhFzwSsizzaTT/9WVnn78CuHNlRNZxuRtwH//kqk4LQMN2LXg1F+RnMckSsTWmnYFXsz9IzY3uRLQs="
# whitelist
branches:
  only:
    - master

install:
  pip install boto

# command to run tests
# Note: the ARM test hack needs some work due to changes in the Travis 
# environment; disabling for now to support pull requests for x86
# script: '${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}/test/x86.sh && ${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}/test/arm.sh'
script: '${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR}/test/x86.sh'