Add CI build status badges #643
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Thanks but I should note that the lack of the Travis badge is intentional — I added it at one time but then subsequently removed it, because it’s not clear to me what the value of it is to users. I mean, if the build isn’t passing, I’m already going to know myself and will already be working on getting it fixed. I’m not sure what benefit there is to users in the mean time in seeing the indicator that it’s broken. Nor for that matter do I know the benefit of the “build passing” badge is to users… |
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I figured it's a good way for users to see wether the current build is OK to use or not. If you don't see a benefit or simply don't wat the badge feel free to close the PR. I didn't know that you intentionally left it out. |
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@XhmikosR maybe add docker badge as well?
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The final decision is @sideshowbarker's. I definitely want to have the CI badges so that I can find the CI projects easily.
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Sure. I'ts a similar thing with the docker hub image, which is linked further down in the readme, but there's no quick way to find it atm. I'd be happy to add it if @sideshowbarker is fine with it.
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