yup

language: generic  # Since we use conda, just go generic

sudo: true

branches:

  - osx

env:

  global:

    - PGPORT=5433

  matrix:

    - PYTHON_VERSION=3.5

    - PYTHON_VERSION=3.6

    - PYTHON_VERSION=3.7

services:

  - postgresql

addons:

  postgresql: 9.6

  postgresql: '10'

  apt:

    packages:

    - postgresql-9.6-postgis-2.3

      - postgresql-10-postgis-2.4

      - postgresql-10-postgis-2.4-scripts

      - postgresql-client-10

before_install:

  # We do this conditionally because it saves us some downloading if the

  - export autocnet_config=sample.yml

before_script:

  - psql -c "create database travis_ci_test;" -U postgres

  - psql -d travis_ci_test -c "CREATE EXTENSION postgis;" -U postgres

  # Create the database

  - PGPASSWORD=password psql -U testuser -c "create database travis_ci_test;"

  - PGPASSWORD=password psql -U testuser -d travis_ci_test -c "CREATE EXTENSION postgis;"

script:

  - pytest autocnet tests

### Database Configuration ###

database:

    type: 'postgresql'

    username: 'postgres'

    password: ''

    username: 'testuser'

    password: 'password'

    host: 'localhost'

    port: 5432 # This is a mapped port when postgresql is containerized, e.g., 8085

    pgbouncer_port: 5432  # This is normally a different port, e.g., 8083

    port: 5433 # This is a mapped port when postgresql is containerized, e.g., 8085

    pgbouncer_port: 5433  # This is normally a different port, e.g., 8083

    # The name of the database to connect to.  Tables will be created inside this DB.

    name: 'travis_ci_test' # This needs to be all lowercase for PostGreSQL!

    # The number of seconds to wait while attemping to connect to the DB.