Add Ubuntu 14.04 PPA for vips 7.40.6 backport #137
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It looks like a previous commit 114cd93 broke the build by adding entries out of alphabetical order. |
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Looking much healthier now! |
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+1 |
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Hi @BanzaiMan. Can we get this merged down? |
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+1 we would benefit as well. |
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v0.12.0+ of sharp bundles a pre-compiled libvips binary for 64-bit Linux and therefore no longer requires the use of sudo on Travis. |
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Thanks @lovell! |
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Sweet, we’ll check it out :) Sent from my iPhone |
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Hello, this fixes #68 by adding support for my trusty-backport-vips PPA containing the 7.40.6 version of vips backported from vivid.
A number of paying Travis CI customers (e.g. @gasi @nordisk) are currently stuck installing vips and its dependencies via the old Ubuntu 12.04 sudo-based infrastructure. This change will allow them to access the newer, faster 14.04 container infrastructure thereby reducing the overall load on Travis CI systems.
If required, the full vips changelog is available at https://github.com/jcupitt/libvips/blob/master/ChangeLog