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What do you think about adding support for browserstack?

I have a travis job that sets two environment variables (e.g. a=1 and b=2) and I'd like to filter on the conjunction of both. I've tried env=a=1&env=b=2 and env=a=1+b=2. So far I get unknown job error. Any suggestions?

Similar to how the Sauce Labs browser matrix badge renders a "sub-badge" for each browser. Right now you can specify an env filter to get only a specific slice. It would be cool to implement a smart way to slice up the whole build automatically and generate a "multi-badge."

As of this writing, saucelabs.com is down and badges are erroring out. I thought this was taken care of by the catch that renders an error badge, but it seems not...

we are evaluating the adoption of badge-matrix for integration with the https://github.com/globaleaks/GlobaLeaks project.

The feature we are looking forward is the possibility to get the saucelab badge for a specific branch.
For this reason i'm using tags like 'master', 'devel' that are the main branches.

While then retesting the following url i've seen that they are not working: https://badges.herokuapp.com/sauce/globaleaks?tag=devel

is this a know issue of the badge-matrix?

travis.org will be merged to travis.com, but travis.com is not supported as it looks like.

https://github.com/exogen/badge-matrix/blob/master/src/travis.js#L11

Despite using the same setup as shields.io, on startup we get Could not load font in FontConfig when adding Verdana.ttf to the canvas context. I'm guessing it doesn't work for shields.io either, because the generated badges are pixel-for-pixel identical. Maybe just kill the Verdana bit entirely, as it causes deployment hassles anyway.

Trying to make per-OS badges:

https://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/NullVoxPopuli/CryptoExchangeClient?branch=master&env=+TRAVIS_OS_NAME=osx&label=macOS

https://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/NullVoxPopuli/CryptoExchangeClient?branch=master&env=+TRAVIS_OS_NAME=linux&label=linux

my travis build: https://travis-ci.org/NullVoxPopuli/CryptoExchangeClient/builds/368190580

right now both badges show as unknown

Probably due to using a different font for measurement, or rounding.

Selenium / Sauce lets you specify platform tests for mobile, like any/android. Badge-matrix has a logo for iPhone (well, for safari, would be better to have the apple logo or something), but not for android:

I'm running several selenium tests in different browsers directly on travis CI.
e.g. in this project: https://github.com/christian-draeger/basic-selenium-project

therefore it would be awesome to have the browser badges available for travis CI

it would be nice if one could do something like this:
http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/christian-draeger/basic-selenium-project?env=BROWSER=firefox&env=BROWSER=iexplore

or at least setting it hisself:

http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/christian-draeger/basic-selenium-project?env=FOO=bar&logo=firefox

and get the following result

I would love to see gitlab support in this project, specially for self-hosted gitlab installations.

I don't care if it needs to be specified as a service configuration, in that case I would run my own badge-matrix service on our cloudstack.

But, if it can be configured directly via GET param can be awesome.

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/pipelines/settings.html#badges

Document endpoints and parameters using Swagger.

Right now the default label is always the repository name. This makes sense if you're not doing any filtering with the env filter.

When given an env filter, maybe the default label should be the filter? e.g. NPM_3=true, TEST_LOADER=requirejs, etc.

All jobs failed on Travis https://travis-ci.org/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex/builds/377545717
but one badge is green:

Badges definitions:

[ubuntu]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=ubuntu&env=OS=ubuntu
[centos]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=centos&env=OS=el
[debian]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=debian&env=OS=debian
[fedora]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=fedora&env=OS=fedora
[opensuse]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=opensuse&env=OS=opensuse
[arch]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=arch&env=OS=archlinux
[mint]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=mint&env=OS=linuxmint
[slackware]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=slackware&env=OS=slackware
[yosemite]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=yosemite&env=DIST=10.10
[el capitan]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=el%20capitan&env=DIST=10.11
[sierra]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=sierra&env=DIST=10.12
[high sierra]: http://badges.herokuapp.com/travis/moneymanagerex/moneymanagerex?label=high%20sierra&env=DIST=10.13

All browsers will at least show up, but to be officially supported we need to add logos and nice labels for them. The Sauce Labs API only passes through an identifier like iexplore.