Travis CI Review

The best thing about travis ci is that it allows you to run your tests at every single stage of the process which helps me to find any errors or bugs as early as possible. It's also easy for new people to use, but I think there are some features lacking such as running python scripts on windows systems. I would recommend using travis if you want to be able to find problems very quickly when writing programs. We were previously unable to do this until we started working with travis, now our…

I like that it integrates well into GitHub repos - as soon as you commit something new (ie after pushing) your tests run again automatically. It's not always obvious what needs running but once set up correctly there are no problems using this service. When our build runs for longer than expected we find ourselves having to wait until next day before seeing any results! This could be because other builds have been triggered during the night or even when my team has gone home so they don't see…

I like that it's free for hobbyist use - they don't make you pay unless your project becomes successful enough (and even then there are ways around paying). It has been easy so far using this service; however when we have problems or need help from support staff things get difficult as our account isn’s very well known which makes communication hard because if someone doesn‘ t know who owns an issue/ticket etc., its not always clear where issues fall within what team / department handles them…

The support team has been fantastic! I have not encountered any issues so far but am eager for them to solve some minor ones that are related specifically to my use case (using it as an API gateway). We're using travisCI mainly because we wanted our build pipeline integrated into GitHub repos without having to create custom scripts ourselves - this was one such way where they helped us immensely. They also offer free plans which allows you get started quickly while keeping your options wide…