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Travis CI is a hosted continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) service that runs automated builds and tests for GitHub and Bitbucket repositories. It supports pipeline configuration via .travis.yml, parallel builds, and integrations with deployment targets. Travis CI is suitable for open-source and private projects but can be less scalable than self‑hoste…
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Travis CI is a hosted continuous integration service that automatically builds and tests code changes.
Travis CI began in 2011 as an open-source project by Sven Fuchs, Josh Kalderimis, and others in the Ruby community. It was developed as a hosted CI alternative closely integrated with GitHub repositories.
A commit or pull request triggers a build. A configuration file defines the environment, dependencies, and commands; Travis CI runs these steps in isolation and reports the result.
Commits and pull requests start automated checks.
Configuration describes reproducible build steps.
Results are reported to developers and the repository.
Travis CI shortens feedback loops by automating builds and tests for every change.
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