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Builds on MySQL are broken on Xenial #92
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The same issue occurs with postgres
Starting service postgresql doesn't solves this issue. Any clues? |
Interesting. We do not have problems with postgres builds. You might want to try to raise the postgres version, perhaps this solves your problem |
Thanks, that solves the postgresql issue! |
Many thanks @abias for this suggestion which I found working well in my own plugin. +1'ed |
@polothy , may I ask if there is any chance that this change gets integrated into .travis.dist.yml and announced in the Changelog anytime soon? Would it help if I prepare a pull request for you? |
Updated docs and Don't have time right now to sort out those two. |
Travis has changed their default OS version from Trusty to Xenial which does not start mysql anymore by default - see https://blog.travis-ci.com/2019-04-15-xenial-default-build-environment
According to https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/database-setup/#mysql, you have now to add
to your .travis.yml.
As an alternative, you could also
but this seems not to make much sense to me as Trusty has reached its end of life.
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