Travis: Run tests with provided bundler, drop sudo: false setting #150
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Tests locally work when I merge this, so I'll merge this PR now. |
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Use existing Bundler
To try passing the build in CI, this PR tries to run tests with the provided
bundlecommand, instead of trying to install one. Result: This stops the error condition that some of the CI matrix elements could not start building.Drop
sudo: falseTravis directiveIn addition: This PR removes the no-longer-used Travis setting
sudo: false. See more at the Travis blog.gemfiles/: Droptest-unitduplicates, pick version ofsqlite3In gemfiles, there as a duplication, now removed.
rails3gemfile asked for asqlite3which was not provided.