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Travis builds sometimes fail because Travis doesn't have much memory.
When it happens, the failure reason is often hard to see in the logs and
is confusing (especially for new contributors).
Try to detect OOM errors in dmesg and give a warning when it happens.
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This will help us catch PR that break the tarball creation, for example
by breaking evaluation on other platforms.
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This should put an end to all the false rebuilds reported by travis.
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Evaluation is too long - shouldn't have removed /dev/nulling
I wish I had a travis test environment :sad:
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nox-review should review against master, it's travis that should check out a hydra-available master commit to set the PR on. Perhaps we could rebase the current HEAD on the hydra-built commitish instead?
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:poop:
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This allows us to see how long install takes.
Also, build from hydra binaries as much as possible.
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Last one I promise :grin:
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- Build 4 jobs at a time (might help with the timeout)
- Be quiet with pip (should make the output more readable)
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