WIP: Travis code format investigation (resolves #201) #202
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Reference: LBRYCommunity/lbrycrd#202
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Delete branch "travis"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
This does nothing, ignore it for now. It's just allowing me to test things on travis until I find what's broken.
Interestingly, this did fix the issue in this case, as I suspected it had something to do with the way we're doing git clones and comparing cross-repo. Not sure it's a permanent fix though (i.e. guaranteed to work in all cases).
Hrm, ok this commit appears to help it out better (ensuring we have the script before running it). I think there are some states on travis that are more or less likely to fail, depending on what happened before it.
Adding here the observation that concurrent travis builds of lbrycrd can cause failures in odd places.
EDIT: For example, I saw a build fail to compile OpenSSL as another build started (different PR issued). Restarting the failed build resolved the issue.
I think this is fixed via #241. I'll reopen this if I see the error again.
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