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Getting Started

Travis CI Onboarding
Core Concepts for Beginners
Customizing the Build
Speeding up the Build
Build Custom Images
Using Docker in your Build
Headless Testing with Browsers
Building Pull Requests
Cron Jobs
Common Build Problems
Command Line Client
Build Config Imports
Build Config Validation

Tutorials

Overview
C/C++ Tutorial
Java Tutorial
Node.js Tutorial
Python Tutorial
Ruby Tutorial

Jobs, Builds, Matrices, and Stages

Job Lifecycle
Build Matrix
Build Stages
Conditional Builds, Stages, and Jobs

Installing Dependencies

Installing Dependencies
Private Dependencies GitHub
Private Dependencies Bitbucket
Setting up Services and Databases
Caching Dependencies
Caching Dependencies within a Build (Workspaces)
Adding to SSH Known Hosts

Programming Languages

Deployments and Uploads

CI Environment Reference

Overview
Ubuntu Linux CI Environment References
Windows CI Environment Reference
FreeBSD CI Environment Reference
Building on Multiple Operating Systems
Building on Multiple CPU Architectures
Environment Variables
Account Environment Variables
Build Environment Updates
Build Machines IP Addresses

Security and Secure Software Supply Chain

Encrypting Sensitive Data
Encrypting Files
GitHub Permissions used by Travis CI
Bitbucket Permissions used by Travis CI
Assembla Permissions used by Travis CI
GitLab Permissions used by Travis CI
Disable Job Logs Availability
Best Practices in Securing Your Data
Securely Signing Software
Software Bill of Materials

Integrations and Notifications

Configuring Notifications
Showing Build Status Images
Code Climate
DeepSource
Coveralls
Coverity Scan
BrowserStack
Sauce Labs
SonarCloud
SourceClear
Atom Feeds
CCMenu / CCTray Feeds
Embedded Builds with PlatformIO
Hashicorp Vault
3rd Party Apps, Clients and Tools

Developer Program

Overview
API V3
Triggering Builds with API V3
The Ruby Library

Hosted Billing

Overview
Auto-refill
Plan Sharing
Storage Add-on
FAQ

Travis CI Enterprise

Enterprise Docs

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