Add gcc-9 and clang-9 to Travis CI #265
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Now that PR #267 has been merged, this one can be merged, too. Thanks! |
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Please rebase on master! |
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Done. |
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Please restart the job at https://travis-ci.org/gearman/gearmand/jobs/651356089. Turning off concurrent builds in Travis CI doesn't seem to have helped the problem with the tests failing, unfortunately. Should it be turned back on? |
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I've disabled concurrent job limitation in Travis CI. |
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This PR adds gcc-9 (on Bionic) and clang-9 to the gearmand Travis CI configuration. The gcc-9 build currently fails with yet another
strncpytruncation warning inlibtest/has.cc. This was one wasn't noticed previously because it requires memcached and libmemcached for that code to be compiled. @zvpunry (or I) will submit a PR soon which fixes this. Once that is merged, the gcc-9 build in this PR will pass. (Tested here: https://travis-ci.org/esabol/gearmand/builds/635884516)