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Oct 20, 2014 at 23:37
The best language setting for Travis CI and Elisp:
Is there a value that I can use for "none of the supported languages"? · Issue #1201 · travis-ci/travis-ci
Is there a value that I can use for "none of the supported languages"? · Issue #1201 · travis-ci/travis-ci
I am using travis with an emacs lisp package. Elisp isn't one of the supported languages. If I don't specify a value for language some noisy information about what ruby and rvm versions are (not) b...

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