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@Celes Bummer, I did some clang stuff with tavis but I remember being clueless about how it all worked so I only used g++ in the end. It is possible though.
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@BigBoo yeah the only problem is the default version of clang which ships with Travis ^^
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@Celes Yeah, I remember it being something like this. It was almost a year ago I fiddled around with it. But if you find a nice solution. Please let me know in any way if possible 😁
Hi guys,
I'm going to make a template project for Cpp. And one of my questions is how to use Travis ci to test things with clang 6, on every platform. I was thinking about using a custom docker, but I didn't find a project using this. Is there a problem with it?
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c++ integration travis ci