now tested on Travis CI

“Riding Rails: Rails now tested on Travis CI”

Setting up continuous integration for Rails has been a complicated undertaking in the past. Rails needs to be tested against different Ruby versions and various modes (such as running test cases in isolation/non-isolation, running ActiveRecord with identitymap enabled/disabled). This made the test suite run for an isanely long time (up to 2 hours on 1.9.2 alone) and required regular maintenance by the Rails core team. Over the past weeks the folks at Travis CI have been working hard to provide a better experience to Rails continous integration and today we can happily announce that Rails is now testing on Travis CI ! Travis CI is doing a great job in providing multi-ruby testing capabilities and it is dead-simple to use. There’s some great potential to this project and it might change the way we see open-source development and testing quite a bit. So, if you are publishing...

Full article: http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2011/7/27/rails-now-tested-...