Try switching turtle to CircleCI as a pilot project about turtle HOT 15 CLOSED

I had to explicitly enable PRs from forks. It seems reasonable to have a limit on it because a troll could spend all your minutes by sending spurious PRs. It seems to be lacking a filter to only test PRs from org members, which is probably the most sane option.

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Did I do anything for ocean? I can't see anything in circleci dashboard...

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No, I did ocean experiments inside my own personal fork (https://github.com/mihails-strasuns/ocean/pull/1)

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Oh, OK, can you post a link to the docs on the setup procedure?

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https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/first-steps - afaiu you should simply log in with sociomantictsunami account and give it permissions, after that any repo that gets yml config file will be tested automatically.

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#17 adds a basic yml script, will wait until it starts being tested 👼

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Mmm, I already signed up before I think, maybe I didn't approved it then and now I can't find a way to add a new org. 😒

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OK, going through the signup again seemed to do the trick.

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I think you also need to explicitly do "Add Project" in the UI to start testing turtle repo

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OK, enabled.

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If this is only about enabling, then please close, if not and there is anything else needed from me, please unassign me :)

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Does not seem to pick up PR but I can now access turtle settings in circleCI dashboard so will try to fix it myself.

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I consider this to be an ongoing issue as long as CircleCI is being tested. I don't want to have only one rogue project using CircleCI forever, so I will keep this open as a reminder that this is still in testing/experimental stage.

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NP, I have re-labeled it accordingly.

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I think this can be considered done. Conclusion - it is better than travis but not enough to warrant switch, especially now that we aim towards GitLab. Biggest problem was lack of ergonomic DRY definition of build stages.

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