Especially if a rails gem, for example, has "failing" as its build status?
But “build” suggests a compiled language like Java not compiling. I.e. The build fails. cpradio February 1, 2017, 2:51pm #3. Or it isn't passing the automated tests they may have setup. Which means there could be a bug in the package or the test is written poorly.
Continuous Integration - - "build passing" indicates that the project's tests all pass as expected. If you see that the build for a project is "broken" it means the software does not work as advertised!
To build using GitHub triggers, you'll need to push and commit changes to your connected source repository or configure your build on pull requests. Once you have checked in your changes, Cloud Build will build your code. To view your build changes on GitHub, go to the Checks tab in your repository.
I think what you're talking about is the build status image provided by travis-ci
(or maybe any jenkins
setup, I don't know). It is used to inform users of the build status of the master branch of the repository, allowing them to know if it safe to refer to the repository on their Gemfile without having to setup and launch the test suite.
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