dHannasch

.gitlab-ci.yml can be seen in action at https://gitlab.com/dHannasch/python-nameless. As of this moment, the CI is failing on sphinx -b linkcheck, because the README has a link to the GitLab Pages...

This is for anyone who uses GitLab CI, much like how the Travis option is for anyone who uses Travis CI. Ultimately testing as many Pythons as possible would be...

> I didn't knew that you can set individual images for jobs. But I think installing tox is a fair compromise and on parity with Travis. I don't follow what...

> it allows ppl move projects from github/travis to gitlab - an Ubuntu based image obviously helps a lot with bridging the differences. Eh? What exactly is the use-case that...

I've pretty much abandoned the idea of multiple Docker images, because in practice it looks like the only real way people can accelerate builds is to specify a custom Docker...

> I have pushed some commits to prevent appveyor blowing up to 30minute builds in certain failure scenarios. Feel free to edit (perhaps a rebase is better?). Looks good to...

> Well since this is a PR this triggers builds on my appveyor account - and that blocks all my other projects on appveyor. Do you have cancel permissions on...

Actually, now I see you did put those commits in master? Wouldn't that automatically put them in all pull requests? Travis does that refs/pull/134/merge thing. That's why the Travis build...

FYI, I'm playing around with this at https://gitlab.com/library-cookiecutters/cookiecutter-pylibrary.

Hmm...when you did that one pull request a bit ago, this seemed to work fine: ``` $ openssl aes-256-cbc -K $encrypted_a70d5afca909_key -iv $encrypted_a70d5afca909_iv -in publish-key.enc -out ~/.ssh/publish-key -d The command...