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Sign up for Travis CI with GitHub account

Enable repository access for Travis CI

Add `.travis.yml` configuration file to the repository

Commit and push changes to trigger first build

Monitor build status via web dashboard or CLI

Connect GitHub account to Travis CI

Enable repository for CI

Add `.travis.yml` to repo

Commit and push to trigger builds

Monitor build status and logs on dashboard

.travis.yml - main CI/CD configuration

scripts/ - custom build or deployment scripts

tests/ - unit or integration tests

docs/ - documentation artifacts

env/ - optional environment variables or secrets

travis lint - validate configuration

travis login - authenticate CLI

travis enable - enable repo on Travis CI

travis status - check build status

travis restart - restart builds

UTF-8 support in logs and config

Build environment supports multiple languages

Web UI primarily in English

Community guides and documentation in multiple languages

CLI supports Unicode output

Accessible via web dashboard and CLI

Supports multi-platform builds

Integrates with GitHub repositories

Notifications provide remote awareness

Configuration versioned in repository for collaboration

Web dashboard for build visualization

CLI outputs for job status

Logs formatted with color-coded output

Notifications integrate with messaging platforms

Simple web UI for monitoring and management

Builds reflect current repository state

Jobs executed per commit or PR

Stages enforce sequential dependencies

Matrix builds capture multiple environment states

Artifacts and logs maintain historical state per build

Environment variables stored securely

Build logs and artifacts temporarily retained

Encrypted secrets for deployment credentials

Job metadata accessible via API

Configuration stored in `.travis.yml` in repo