TravisCI configuration #11
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Added TravisCI configuration to speed up the integration of new changes.
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| - composer install --prefer-source --no-interaction --no-progress |
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What about removing --prefer-source and also cache the Composer cache files between builds?
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I included the --prefer-source because could be useful if some dependencies' development tools want be used, for example the Guzzle tests/server.js, so it's up to this repo owner, imo it's just a decision.
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Well, if I am not mistaken, caching the Composer cache files won't work when installing from source instead of from dist.
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You're right, I didn't see the related PR, do you suggest to add the --prefer-dist and something to configure the token too?
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.composer/cache/files would be enough, to avoid invalidating the cache because of Packagist metadata
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I would not cache the vendor folder:
- it can create weird issues if the cache gets corrupted, as Composer will still see the packages as being here
- it will invalidate the Travis cache on each build due to the autoloader being regenerated
- it does not bring much benefit, as installing archives from the cache is fast already
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Added TravisCI configuration to speed up the integration of new changes.
Related: #5