install.sh: Deals with installing Unity onto the Travis image.Scripts: This folder contains Bash scripts used by Travis to execute the builds.Setting up the GitHub repositoryįollowing along with the example repo, setting up continuous integration requires a few files and folders in your project hierarchy.
It offers the ability to run tests as well as make and share builds it's recommended that you start out with Cloud Build before deciding if you need a more sophisticated setup. This approach offers the ability to customize your build configuration (for example, if your project is a web app, you can conceivably deploy it automatically), but if you'd like a simple setup through a web interface it's worth checking out Unity Cloud Build. This tutorial assumes some proficiency with Bash scripting and Travis configuration. An example repository with all the steps completed can be found here. This article explains how to set up a Unity project hosted on GitHub with Travis CI so that Travis can run unit tests as well as make builds and upload them to a dedicated server. Unity: Continuous Integration with Travis CI Unity: Continuous Integration with Travis CI
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