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I am part of a Github organization, but there are some projects in that organization which I don't work on and whose tests are always failing. Is there a way to make it so I don't have to see them? It clutters my sidebar and I can't seem to find a way to hide those projects, at least not without disabling them (which is very heavy-handed, not applicable to this case, and I can't even do because I don't have admin rights to some of the repos).
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You should see a My repositories label followed by a plus sign (i.e. + ). Click on that plus sign (i.e. + ). It will lead you to a page listing all your Github repositories with an on/off toggle beside each one. Just put the toggle to "off" for the repositories you don't want in Travis CI.
Yes, of course! No need to put in your credit card details, the trial starts whenever you trigger your first build on Travis CI for private repositories. It includes 10,000 trial credits and unlimited user licenses.
TRAVIS_REPO_SLUG is an environment variable containing a string of the form owner_name/repo_name of the repository being built. TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH is an environment variable containing the name of the branch from which the pull request originated. The variable is empty for a push build.
There's a relevant feature request. It's been open since Dec '09 though.
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