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language: rust
# We deliberately do NOT cache with `cache: cargo` because these caches grow to
# gigabytes in size at which point downloading, unpacking and repacking takes
# way longer than just building things fresh every time.
addons:
apt:
packages:
# Install musl for some Linux builds
- musl-tools
env:
global:
- ANSI2HTML_VERSION=1.4.2
before_install:
# For formatting tests
- pip install --user ansi2html==${ANSI2HTML_VERSION}
# Default script for test stage
script:
- cargo build --target $CARGOTARGET $CARGOFLAGS --verbose
- cargo test --target $CARGOTARGET $CARGOFLAGS --verbose
# Make sure that we can format w/o panic or error
- cargo run --target $CARGOTARGET $CARGOFLAGS -- sample/common-mark.md
# Check formatting before running tests, and lint afterwards
stages:
- formatting
- test
- lint
- release
jobs:
include:
# Check formatting on rust stable before anything else
- name: check rustfmt
stage: formatting
os: linux
rust: stable
before_script: rustup component add rustfmt
script: cargo fmt -- --check
# Our target Rust version. We test:
#
# - A standard linux build
# - --no-default-features to make sure things build in other configurations
# - A static musl build
# - macOS
# - Windows
- name: linux (all features)
stage: test
os: linux
rust: stable
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
- name: linux (musl, only terminology)
stage: test
os: linux
rust: stable
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features --features terminology'
before_script: rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
- name: macOS (only iterm2)
stage: test
os: osx
rust: stable
before_script:
# Add local Python scripts to path for ansi2html
- export PATH="$HOME/Library/Python/2.7/bin:$PATH"
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-apple-darwin
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features --features iterm2,remote_resources'
- name: windows (no features)
stage: test
os: windows
rust: stable
# Don't install ansi2html on Travis CI: Python isn’t readily available on
# Windows, so skip these tests
before_install: ''
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features'
# Catch regressions in beta and nightly
- name: rust beta (all features)
stage: test
os: linux
rust: beta
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
- name: rust nightly (all features)
stage: test
os: linux
rust: nightly
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
# Run clippy after testing, with and without features.
- &lint-settings
name: clippy (all features)
stage: lint
os: linux
rust: stable
before_script: rustup component add clippy
script: cargo clippy --all-targets $CARGOFLAGS
- <<: *lint-settings
name: clippy (no features)
env:
- CARGOFLAGS=--no-default-features
# Deploy binary to GitHub
- &deploy-settings
name: Linux binary (static with musl, only terminology)
stage: release
# Our release tags start with "mdcat-", so we only build for such tags
if: tag =~ ^mdcat-
os: linux
rust: stable
before_install: rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
# Exclude iterm2 from release artifacts on Linux, and build against Musl
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features --features terminology'
# Inhibit Travis’ default "cargo build --verbose" install step because we
# make an explicit release build in the "script" phase
install: ""
script: cargo build --target "$CARGOTARGET" $CARGOFLAGS --release --verbose
before_deploy:
# Strip the binary to reduce its size
- strip "target/${CARGOTARGET}/release/mdcat"
# Put all the things into a dedicated directory, as usual with TAR files
- export ARCHIVE_NAME="${TRAVIS_TAG}-${CARGOTARGET}"
- echo "Building ${ARCHIVE_NAME}"
- mkdir "/tmp/${ARCHIVE_NAME}"
- cp README.md CHANGELOG.md LICENSE "/tmp/${ARCHIVE_NAME}"
- cp "target/${CARGOTARGET}/release/mdcat" "/tmp/${ARCHIVE_NAME}"
# Pack the tarball
- export ARCHIVE_FILE="/tmp/${ARCHIVE_NAME}.tar.gz"
- tar -czf "${ARCHIVE_FILE}" -C /tmp/ "${ARCHIVE_NAME}"
deploy:
skip_cleanup: true
provider: releases
api_key:
secure: "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"
file: "${ARCHIVE_FILE}"
on:
tags: true
- <<: *deploy-settings
name: macOS binary (only iterm2)
os: osx
before_install: ""
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-apple-darwin
# Only include iterm2 when building for macos, and also enable remote
# resources for iterm2
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features --features iterm2,remote_resources'
- <<: *deploy-settings
name: Windows binary (no features)
os: windows
before_install: ""
env:
- CARGOTARGET=x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
- CARGOFLAGS='--no-default-features'
before_deploy:
# Windows likes file extensions :)
- mv LICENSE LICENSE.txt
# and ZIP files
- export ARCHIVE_FILE="${TRAVIS_TAG}-${CARGOTARGET}.zip"
# The leading dots are important: They make 7z ignore the path part and
# add the file directly to the archive root.
- 7z a "${ARCHIVE_FILE}" "./target/${CARGOTARGET}/release/mdcat.exe" ./README.md ./CHANGELOG.md ./LICENSE.txt
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