Add Travis build

[asbjornu]

This PR adds a Travis CI build, code coverage via Codecov and fixes redirect issues that caused 3 tests to fail.

[goofballLogic]

Looks like this is targeting DotNet core (which is wonderful). Does it still support (and build) the .net Framework version(s)?

[asbjornu]

@goofballLogic: .NET Core support was added in #37. As TargetFrameworks is set to netstandard1.3, netstandard2.0 and netcoreapp2.1, framework should be supported still. I haven't tested, though.

[goofballLogic]

Approving in favour of your opinion over mine.

[asbjornu]

@goofballLogic: Thanks. The redirect check is basically a minimal effort to get the tests to succeed. I agree a less naïve approach should be implemented, but as the primary focus of this PR is to set up continuous integration, automatic testing and code coverage, I feel it's a bit out of scope for what I'm trying to achieve here. That does not mean we shouldn't continue to improve on the code, however. It will only be much easier to do so once this PR is merged since all future pull requests will then be automatically tested by Travis. 😃

[goofballLogic]

Yes good stuff

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On 10 Jan 2019, 23:05, at 23:05, "Asbjørn Ulsberg" ***@***.***> wrote: @goofballLogic: Thanks. The redirect check is basically a minimal effort to get the tests to succeed. I agree a less naïve approach should be implemented, but as the primary focus of this PR is to set up continuous integration, automatic testing and code coverage, I feel it's a bit out of scope for what I'm trying to achieve here. That does not mean we shouldn't continue to improve on the code, however. It will only be much easier to do so once this PR is merged since all future pull requests will then be automatically tested by Travis. 😃 -- You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #38 (comment)