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Add Travis for created apps
See original GitHub issueIn addition to local Jest test, I think it is still useful to include .travis.yml in the generated app. For example, like CRA, the app could be built and tested in both Node 4 and 6 for every pushed commit.
Travis is harmless for users who don’t want to use it.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Yea, we won’t be doing this. You can always add it yourself, and it’s indeed too opinionated. Thanks for the suggestion though!
@Jiansen, yeah, if you want to add the note for Travis I think that it makes sense and you should take it 😄 that is more than fine with me 👍 We can worry about adding notes for other CIs when the need comes 😃