@abompard my other commits also got added up to this requests. I am removing other commits from this request.

@abompard done 👍

I was seeing this pull-request after seeing: https://github.com/fedora-infra/fresque/pull/2/files#diff-04c6e90faac2675aa89e2176d2eec7d8R66

Does it make much sense then?

@pypingou this pull request is different. I have .travis.yml file for build process reporting. Should I remove this for now?

This looks fine and simple to me.

Is their any change I need to make on this?

I was just wondering, since fresque depends on pygit2 which itself depends on libgit2 which is a pure C(++) library which cannot be installed by pip, will travis work? Even to just check if it compiles, I would expect it will need all the dependencies installed so would it work?

which cannot be installed by pip

It can still be installed inside a virtualenv, so you can do that in Travis.

@pypingou updated to support libgit2.

@rahulrrixe seems to be missing the piece about LIBGIT2

@pypingou couldn't got your last comment :(.

See the link from bochecha

@pypingou he's just doing it a different way. It looks fine to me.

@ralphbean ah, I think I see now with the env variable iiuc

OK - I'm merging this and turning on the travis webhook. Thanks so much @rahulrrixe!