Definition: A file located at '/etc/travis/octoconf/').travis_octoconf.conf' specifies configuration for OctoConf, a setup script for running software packages through Travis CI.
Detailed definition: '.travis_octoconf.conf' is a configuration file that contains details about the installation of an apt package on Ubuntu. Here are some key points:
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Path to Script
: It's located in `/etc/travis/octoconf/`.octoconf.conf`
2.
Options and Parameters
: This specifies what variables to use when running apt install or apt update.
3.
Package Information
: A list of all packages that need to be installed, ordered by package name.
4.
Installation Options
: If there are any specific installation options such as `--allow-downgrade`, `--no-cache` etc., which should be applied during the build and testing stages.
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Environment Variables
- The file can contain environment variables for different environments or project groups that need to be configured.
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Deployment Strategy
: This determines how apt will deploy software packages, either on a regular basis as part of a build process, or based on specific conditions like in-place deployment.
This '.travis_octoconf.conf' is essential when running tests or building software packages with Travis CI, where it provides a clear set of configuration options and tools for executing these tasks.
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