Towards Continuous Integration #39
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There does not seem to be a working way of tool-assisted installation of PortAudio under Windows, so I am giving up on that for now. |
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Note that this is a rebase of #37.
This branch adds continuous integration to this project.
To that end, I created a pull mirror of this repository, which gets triggered by GitHub, whenever there is a push to my fork of this repository.
To merge this, someone with the appropriate access rights would need to create a pull mirror for this repository.
The file
.gitlab-ci.ymldefines how to run jobs of pipelines on each push to this repository.As defined by the
tox.ini, test jobs collect coverage metrics.Currently, the coverage is at only 70 %, because I needed to deactivate some tests to make the test suite work in the cloud. Someone with more knowledge than me about the failing tests would need to make them runnable on AWS.
tox.ininow also includes a dedicated flake8 environment.This keeps the test environment clean from flake8 requirements.
All environment requirements are pinned in respective files under
requirements.d.This makes all runs deterministic on the requirements level, which avoids the need for scheduled (e.g. nightly) runs.