travis

Travis CI command-line interface

TLDR

Login to Travis CI

$ travis login

Enable repository

$ travis enable

Show build status

$ travis status

View build logs

$ travis logs

Lint travis.yml

$ travis lint

Encrypt secret

$ travis encrypt [SECRET_VAR=value]

Add encrypted to yaml

$ travis encrypt [SECRET=value] --add

Trigger build

$ travis restart

SYNOPSIS

travis [options] command [args]

travis is the official command-line client for Travis CI, a continuous integration and deployment service. It provides programmatic access to CI operations including repository management, build monitoring, secret encryption, and configuration validation, all from the terminal.Authentication is handled through GitHub OAuth tokens, and most operations require being logged in. The CLI can enable or disable CI for repositories, view build status and logs, restart builds, and manage encrypted environment variables. The encrypt command generates per-repository encrypted strings that can be safely committed to version control.The lint subcommand validates `.travis.yml` configuration files to catch syntax errors and misconfiguration before pushing. The CLI also supports managing caches, viewing branch status, and interacting with the Travis CI API directly.

PARAMETERS

login

Authenticate with Travis CI using a GitHub token.

logout

Remove stored access token.

enable

Enable Travis CI for a repository.

disable

Disable Travis CI for a repository.

status

Show the build status of the current repository.

logs

Display build logs.

lint

Validate .travis.yml configuration file.

encrypt DATA

Encrypt a string for use in .travis.yml.

encrypt-file FILE

Encrypt a file for use in the build.

restart

Restart the most recent build.

cancel

Cancel the most recent build.

env [list|set|copy]

Manage environment variables.

whoami

Display the current user.

sync

Trigger a sync with GitHub.

token

Display the stored API token.

--add

Add encrypted value to .travis.yml automatically.

-r, --repo SLUG

Specify repository (owner/name).

--com

Use travis-ci.com API endpoint.

--pro

Shortcut for travis-ci.com (same as --com).

-t, --token TOKEN

Use a specific access token.

--debug

Display API requests for debugging.

CAVEATS

Requires a Travis CI account linked to GitHub. The travis-ci.org endpoint has been shut down; all users must use travis-ci.com (pass --com flag). Authentication requires a GitHub OAuth token.

HISTORY

Travis CI was founded in 2011 as a hosted CI service for GitHub. The CLI provides command-line access to CI operations.