# Travis CI

## Steps to Setup Travis CI for Spinnaker <a href="#steps-to-setup-travis-ci-for-spinnaker" id="steps-to-setup-travis-ci-for-spinnaker"></a>

* Travis CI is a hosted, distributed continuous integration service used to build and test software projects hosted at GitHub.
* Using this CI system on Spinnaker, lets you trigger pipelines with Travis, or add a Travis stage to a pipeline.

### Prerequisites: <a href="#prerequisites" id="prerequisites"></a>

* You need a Travis user with an [API access token](https://docs.travis-ci.com/api/) so that you get only the repos you should see.
* That user needs adequate access in GitHub to trigger builds.

### Enable Travis CI Master for Spinnaker: <a href="#enable-travis-ci-master-for-spinnaker" id="enable-travis-ci-master-for-spinnaker"></a>

* Execute the following command to Enable Travis CI

  ```
      hal config ci travis enable
  ```
* Turn on Travis Stage feature, by executing the following command

  ```
      hal config features edit --travis true
  ```
* To add Travis CI master named my-travis-master, to spinnaker execute the below command

  ```
      hal config ci travis master add my-travis-master \
      --address https://api.travis-ci.org \
      --base-url https://travis-ci.org \
      --github-token <token> \ # The GitHub token to authenticate to Travis
      --number-of-repositories # How many repos the integration should fetch each
      # time the poller runs, higher than max expected
      # during polling interval
  ```


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