Added Travis-CI and Cirrus-CI builds #83
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BTW: You can see build on my fork here: |
Added Cirrus-CI builds
Added Cirrus-CI badge
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I added builds on Cirrus-CI which is running Bash 4.4.12 for much better results: |
Use official Bash Docker images
Added matrix of working versions of bash for Cirrus-CI Thanks to @fkorotkov for pointing out official docker images and adding matrix
Added matrix and docker to Travis
Tied bash calls to correct version
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Added matrix and official docker builds of bash for both Cirrus and Travis. To seem them running: |
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Thank you so much @mmcc007 and @fkorotkov! |
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Sure, no problem. Might be using your logging module in another project. |
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Since examples are dependent on version of bash, I installed bash 4.4.
It's pretty easy to configure Travis to run examples against a matrix of bash versions if necessary in future.