LuaIRC/.travis.yml

language: lua

notifications:
  email: false

env:
  global:
    - secure: "kFhU+DZjhq/KbDt0DIDWnlskXMa12miNelmhhy30fQGgVIdiibDGKMNGyLahWp8CnPu1DARb5AZWK2TDfARdnURT2pgcsG83M7bYIY6cR647BWjL7oAhJ6CYEzTWJTBjeUjpN/o4vIgfXSDR0c7vboDi7Xz8ilfrBujPL2Oi/og="

install:
  - sudo apt-get -y update
  - sudo apt-get -y install lua5.1 luadoc

script:
  - ./push-luadoc.sh
Apparently Ubuntu calls the LuaDoc package "luadoc", not "lua-doc" like Debian does 2014-03-23 11:36:54 +09:00			`language: lua`
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			`notifications:`
			`email: false`

			`env:`
			`global:`
			`- secure: "kFhU+DZjhq/KbDt0DIDWnlskXMa12miNelmhhy30fQGgVIdiibDGKMNGyLahWp8CnPu1DARb5AZWK2TDfARdnURT2pgcsG83M7bYIY6cR647BWjL7oAhJ6CYEzTWJTBjeUjpN/o4vIgfXSDR0c7vboDi7Xz8ilfrBujPL2Oi/og="`

			`install:`
Fix .travis.yml Switched to a more bare-bones language environment. (Lua is not supported so it defaults to Ruby) Update aptitude repositories before installing dependencies. 2014-03-23 11:31:29 +09:00			`- sudo apt-get -y update`
Apparently Ubuntu calls the LuaDoc package "luadoc", not "lua-doc" like Debian does 2014-03-23 11:36:54 +09:00			`- sudo apt-get -y install lua5.1 luadoc`
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			`script:`
			`- ./push-luadoc.sh`