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Add a test runner and travis config #36
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This should allow us to build on travis and also upload built images to dockerhub: * Set ruby version 2.1.9 as the version to build with. * Update the phusion ruby 2.1 image to the latest, and set a specific version number, so that the .ruby-version file doesn't diverge. * Add a test runner that generates a super dummy site.yaml file and then runs 'rake test'. * Add a travis config that invokes docker.
When a master build (not on a PR) succeeds, we are good to upload this as the latest docker image. Let's do that.
This should speed up the travis build a little by preventing bundler from running.
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Seems reasonable to me 👍 |
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This should allow us to build on travis and also upload built images to
dockerhub! We'll see if this triggers a build ... (: