Travis are now recommending removing the __sudo__ tag.
"_If you currently specify __sudo: false__ in your __.travis.yml__, we recommend removing that configuration_"
There is only a sudo: required in our .travis.yml file. Doesn't that mean that blog article doesn't apply here?
The __sudo__ tag is now a no-op in .travis.yml. That means that __sudo__ is _always_ available in Travis jobs.
Do you have a documentation reference for that as well?
@BanzaiMan @acnagy Can you please give us your read on this? Should the __sudo__ tag be removed from .travis.yml files because sudo is now _always_ available in Travis jobs?
Hi @cclaus @gvanrossum! I'm no longer at Travis CI, so I think others may have more up-to-date references, but as of when I left, you could just drop sudo: required from your yaml. This was the PR which removed references to it in the docs.
Thanks, we'll take PRs that delete the sudo lines from all our projects.
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Thanks, we'll take PRs that delete the sudo lines from all our projects.