Docker-travis-cli

Summary

Repository name in Docker Hub: skandyla/travis-cli
The purpose of this docker image is to skip ruby installation but have an ability to work with travis cli.
Published via automated build mechanism.

Info

This docker image contains the following software stack:

• ruby:alpine image
• travis installed via ruby gem

Docker image usage

Pull and tag (optional)

docker pull skandyla/travis-cli
docker tag skandyla/travis-cli travis-cli

Build on your own (optional)

docker build -t travis-cli .

Travis cli usage

travis-ci/travis.rb#readme

Running simple travis commands:

docker run -v $(pwd):/project --rm skandyla/travis-cli lint .travis.yml
docker run -v $(pwd):/project --rm skandyla/travis-cli status

Working with travis commands, that require authentication:

1. first, change your working dir to the github repo you are working on:
   cd your_git_project_dir

2. login interactively inside the container:
   docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd):/project --entrypoint=/bin/sh skandyla/travis-cli

3. login to travis:
   /project # travis login --org --github-token xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   For generating github token see personal-api-tokens and required permissions for them: github-oauth-scopes

4. work like authenticated user with your current repository:

/project # travis whoami

example of adding docker environment variables:

/project # travis env set DOCKER_EMAIL mymail@example.com
/project # travis env set DOCKER_USERNAME buildbot
/project # travis env set DOCKER_PASSWORD examplepass

example of encrypting data:

/project # travis encrypt BINTRAY-API-KEY --add deploy.key

unset environment variable for repo:

/project # travis env unset GH_TOKEN --private --repo skandyla/example

recursively update environment variables for multiple repositories:

/project # travis login
/project # travis repos -a --no-interactive --pro | grep some_repo_pattern | xargs -n1 travis env set GH_TOKEN $GH_TOKEN --private --repo

Note that --pro is set for private repository within paid subscription.

License

MIT