WIP: Run integration tests on Travis - #743
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Getting a lot of Only related issue I can find is moby/moby#15101, which implies it's something to do with AppArmor and suggests that something's up with the Ubuntu installation. Maybe Travis isn't going to work for us. |
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I've separated the integration test improvements out into #747. |
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Closing as we're going to move to Jenkins. |
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Hopefully we can make use of their Docker support. If not, we should consider moving to Docker's CI infrastructure.