Travis CIVerified account

Congratulations ! Looking forward to migrate all my repositories over

Ow sweet .com is awesome! it picks up fresh repo's without having to add them by hand !!!

Did find a little big though. Created a repository yesterday, and changed it's name twice before pushing code to it. Now @travisci displays the old name, but still picks up all pushes and runs them without any complaints <3

But let me repeat the major improvement: No need to set anything up anymore. It just works <3!

Hey there! So glad to hear you're happy with us! We're super happy to have you using our services If it's still on http://travis-ci.org  try using the sync account button it should solve the name oddness.

How could I not be happy with you?You've helpd made FLOSS testing easy <3. This is a brand new repository I created yesterday. Signup http://travis-ci.com  and added the Github App today. Then changed the name to something different. Repo in question is: https://travis-ci.com/WyriHaximus/php-callable-throwable-logger …

Just confirmed that you should be good after a resync on http://travis-ci.com  as well! :)

Hmm odd tried on .org and .com, still shows the old name. Maybe in a few hours after caches have refreshed?

Does this mean public repo's get a SSH key too?

Not at this time - for public repositories, we'll still use HTTP for cloning, without any additional authentication.

Ah, reason I was asking is that this key can be (ab)used for deployment too.

It's a great question, so thank you! If you need anything else, please feel free to let us know. :-)

Well I have some suggestions that would improve our experience using Travis. Since we orchestrate every build with GNU Make using it's parallel options I would like to have: /1

A newer GNU Make version (4) which supports buffering output of a job executed in parallel using the '--output-sync=recurse' option. You can off course upgrade it but that makes the build slower. /2

A plan with support for many CPU cores for fast parallel builds via GNU Make. /3

A way to realtime visualize the 'tree' of parallel executed jobs like the Jenkins Blue Ocean view. Right now we use your fold/time commands to have at least some insight in the time it took to execute jobs. Example: https://travis-ci.org/lucasvanlierop/docker-php-extensions/builds/371930994 … /end (tnx for listening)

Hey there! You will be able to control specifically which repos you want it to have access to.