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configure auto-deploy for original (upstream) repo (i.e. mozilla/oghliner) #55
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configure auto-deploy for original (upstream) repo (i.e. mozilla/oghliner)
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Currently, this repository's .travis.yml contains a stale auto-deploy configuration (probably for auto-deploy of my mykmelez/oghliner fork), so auto-deploy fails when we merge changes to the master branch (f.e. in https://travis-ci.org/mozilla/oghliner/builds/84601476).
#54 explains why it's easy to get into this situation and hard to get out of it, and we should make that easier and less footgunny. But in the meantime I've gone through the steps to reconfigure auto-deploy for this repo, and this branch contains the updated GitHub auth token that should make it work.
Note that there are some extraneous changes to the indentation of unrelated lines. That's presumably because configure reads .travis.yml into a structure and then writes it back out, pretty-printing it along the way. I left in those changes so we don't see them every time we process the file programmatically.