.travis.yml

# Travis-CI Build for rabbitmq-c
# see travis-ci.org for details

language: c

# Use the faster container-based infrastructure.
sudo: false

env:
  global:
   # The next declaration is the encrypted COVERITY_SCAN_TOKEN, created
   #   via the "travis encrypt" command using the project repo's public key
   - secure: "gDwqo3jHj+HHGzFKnxL/nwZhbVeh2pItw0TbeaHcLtWubUZaf85ViEQRaXPyfnbG7l0OEQq+PjyhKAfvViVq2NP0lGeeu4VM5uMZJhsCLN594BJr39Y4XzOapg0O8mEMhQ0DU2u1Zo4LMgEcRz67aosVQOj6QV30tOzp9fnxn9U="

matrix:
  include:
    # Note that the first compiler in the matrix must be gcc, so that the
    # coverity_scan branch hack below works correctly.
    - compiler: gcc
      os: linux
      env: CONFIG=autotools
    - compiler: gcc
      os: linux
      env: CONFIG=cmake
    - compiler: clang
      os: linux
      env: CONFIG=cmake
    - compiler: clang
      os: linux
      env: CONFIG=asan
    - compiler: clang
      os: linux
      env: CONFIG=tsan
    - compiler: clang
      os: osx
      env: CONFIG=cmake

before_install:
  # ugly hack; if running a coverity scan abort all except the 1st build
  # see note re gcc compiler above needing to be 1st
  # also note that branch_pattern & the TRAVIS_BRANCH check must match
  # unfortunately COVERITY_SCAN_BRANCH isn't defined until later in the
  # build process
  - if ([[ "${TRAVIS_JOB_NUMBER##*.}" != "1" ]] && [[ "${TRAVIS_BRANCH}" == "coverity_scan" ]]); then false ; fi

script:
  # Don't bother building if this is being done in the coverity_scan branch.
  - if [ "${COVERITY_SCAN_BRANCH}" != 1 ]; then ./travis.sh $CONFIG ; fi

addons:
  apt:
    packages:
      - libpopt-dev

  coverity_scan:
    project:
      name: "alanxz/rabbitmq-c"
      description: "C AMQP client for RabbitMQ"
    notification_email: alan.antonuk@gmail.com
    build_command_prepend: mkdir build && pushd build && cmake .. && popd
    build_command: cmake --build ./build
    branch_pattern: coverity_scan