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Check CI environment

See original GitHub issue

Investigate CircleCI option to return true even if the test fails (for the acceptance tests). If this is not possible we will keep the e2e tests out of the CI.
Investigate CircieCI to enable pr/push testing. If this is possible we can disable TravisCI.

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:10 (9 by maintainers)

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Jesus89commented, Mar 15, 2018

Im not sure about if I understand what each option do

Build pushed branches is for building all the commits. Build pushed pull requests checks the PR merged with master.

I think we should include docs checking in the linter job because it is a linter for the documentation (and it takes only 1 sec 😛)

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Jesus89commented, Mar 15, 2018

Bonus

I think we could cover the doc generation (yarn docs) in the linter job.

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