Automate Your CI/CD with GitHub and Travis CI Triggers
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Streamline your development workflow by automatically triggering Travis CI builds directly from GitHub events. This automation ensures your code is tested and deployed efficiently upon every push or pull request.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow intelligently bridges GitHub and Travis CI, creating a powerful Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipeline. It listens for specific events from your GitHub repository, such as code pushes or new pull requests. Based on these events, it can then conditionally trigger builds in Travis CI, ensuring your projects are always up-to-date and thoroughly tested. This seamless integration reduces manual intervention, accelerates feedback loops, and helps maintain code quality throughout your development lifecycle. It's an essential tool for any team looking to enhance their DevOps practices and ship code faster and more reliably.
Key Features
- Real-time GitHub Event Monitoring: Automatically detects 'push' and 'pull_request' events from specified GitHub repositories.
- Conditional Build Triggering: Intelligently decides whether to initiate a Travis CI build based on event type and action (e.g., only on 'opened' pull requests).
- Seamless Travis CI Integration: Directly triggers builds in your Travis CI projects without manual intervention.
- Customizable Event Handling: Easily adapt the workflow to monitor different GitHub events or repository configurations.
- Automated Workflow Management: Reduces manual steps in your CI/CD process, saving valuable development time.
How To Use
- Configure GitHub Trigger: Set up the
Github Triggernode by providing your GitHub repository's owner and name (e.g.,n8n-io,n8n). Select the events you want to monitor, such aspushandpull_request. Authenticate using OAuth2 and connect your GitHub credentials. - Define Conditional Logic: Use the
IFnode to specify the conditions under which a Travis CI build should be triggered. For instance, you can set it to trigger if the GitHub event is apushOR if the pull request action isopened. - Trigger Travis CI Build: Connect the
IFnode's true output to theTravisCInode. Configure theTravisCInode with your repository'sslug(e.g.,owner/repo) and the desiredbranch. Authenticate using your Travis CI API credentials. - Handle Other Conditions (Optional): Connect the
IFnode's false output to aNoOpnode (or another desired action) to handle events that do not meet your build-triggering criteria. This ensures the workflow gracefully handles all incoming events.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
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"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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