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I'm stuck with a problem. I have to test a certain task that compiles .scss files into .css in my Travis CI. To do this, I need ruby and sass installed in my environment. But since I'm developing a node.js app and I'm using a node setup, I don't know how I can include ruby in my Travis environment.
Here's my very simple travis.yml
language: node_js
node_js:
- "0.11"
- "0.10"
script:
'mocha test/test.js'
Thanks in advance.
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Node is a wrapper for Ruby's Nodes, which are not objects. Nodes can be obtained from many of the other methods in the nodewrap library (see Method#body and Proc#body, for example).
TRAVIS_COMMIT : The commit that the current build is testing. TRAVIS_COMMIT_MESSAGE : The commit subject and body, unwrapped. TRAVIS_COMMIT_RANGE : The range of commits that were included in the push or pull request. (Note that this is empty for builds triggered by the initial commit of a new branch.)
Apparently all environments have ruby installed, so I just need to install the sass gem.
Add the following inside my .travis.yml file worked.
before_install: gem install sass
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