Switch to container infrastructure on travis - #933
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Travis advises to prefer them and they start up much quicker compared to full VMs. This is now possible because travis-ci/apt-package-safelist#3895 has been resolved.
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the containers are much faster. I'm glad to see they got our packages merged.
Side note: I wonder if we can use their caching mechanism to make building notmuch faster?
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Yes we can try to use that two. Feel free to try it. I will try to work on #894 first. |
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Travis advises to prefer them and they start up much quicker compared to full
VMs.
This is now possible because
travis-ci/apt-package-safelist#3895 has been
resolved.