Travis CI Blog

If you’ve kept up with our announcements, or if you recently accessed the travis-ci.org UI, you are likely aware of the planned migration from the travis-ci.org domain to travis-ci.com. This…

Many projects on GitHub use Travis to automatically execute certain scripts on every build. Among these many scripts, there is one that’s definitely the most well known, it’s called Bash.…

We’ve recently had a lot of feedback and questions from the Travis CI community and beyond about the future of open source at Travis CI, following our recent announcement about how we…

Changes to Travis CI pricing are coming! At Travis CI, we design CI/CD products to make code testing and deployment easy. We are a huge supporter of open-source teams, with…

Say you have an open source Python project or package you are maintaining. You probably want to test it on the major Python versions that are currently in wide use.…

You’ve created something amazing. You’ve published on GitHub. People are downloading, using, forking, and contributing. The community is thrilled. But are you ready for the oncoming glut of Pull Requests?…

Python is one of the most versatile languages in the programming world – it’s not only one of the fist languages new programmers get introduced to either through education or…

Python is one of the most versatile languages in the programming world – it’s not only one of the fist languages new programmers get introduced to either through education or…